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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

No, and not really. Standard midea behaviour at these sorts of OATs... DHW are the big peaks going up to 57 ish LWT. As said ignore that bit...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

Ah yes. A fair point. I wonder what triggers the change in flow rate then? Does your unit, and mideas in general, stick to these same flow rates, more...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@tasos ignore the set LWT value on the graph before around 1700hrs yesterday. It was just stuck at 40°C on the HA statistics and not representative of...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

Here’s a current graph showing a bit more info. The set outlet temp line you can see was ‘stuck’ at 40C until this evening when I changed the recorded...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@tasos and @cathoderay thanks. I have some history graphs set up with all of those parameters. The slight issue is I mistyped some code with the wrong...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@cathoderay yes that is it in a nutshell. I am keeping a close eye on things. Initial observations - the actual outlet temp is a little less stead...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@tasos the OAT is incorporated into the control logic. This is what sets the outlet flow temp in the first instance. I use a load of Tapo temp and h...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@tasos it was likely your post mentioning running outside of WCC settings that gave me the idea. Whilst initially I was surprised and quite pleased w...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@cathoderay it is currently set to run the checks every 15 minutes. What I really like in home assistant is that there seems to be a solution for almo...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

@majordennisbloodnok will certainly have a read of that thread. Thanks for the nudge 👍

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

I've actually been revising my space heating controls today as well using Gemini to assist with the yaml code, to basically run without weather compen...

3 months ago
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RE: Testing new controls/monitoring for Midea Clone ASHP

Yes that does make sense- interesting. I think it might be one that I need to park for now as I've spent hours trying to split the energy and display ...

3 months ago
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