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Support one decimal place (0.1) for radiator valve temperatures in the Tado app
These devices appear to report their temperature at 1 decimal place of accuracy (I see it via the API in my Home Assistant integration) yet the Tado app only shows their temperature as integers. Can you please change this? I recognise this might be difficult on the device display itself but not in the app.
I'd also like to be able to change the offset for a valve in the app more accurately than whole degrees. Same request - support offsets in 0.1 degree increments please. The device supports it - it appears to be a limitation of the app only.
GavinD
Zeitplan kopieren oder als Vorlage speichern
stefan87
Re: device IP / MAC addresses
@Stix_UK Hello - the bridge is the only tado device connected to yours or anyone's home network.
See here
samd
Re: Uitbreiding Vaillant ketel met welke ventilatie warmtepomp?
Goedendag,
Ik heb ook een Vaillant ecoTec plus en een Inventum spaarpomp aangesloten op de Tado en dat werkt perfect.
Volgens Inventum werkt dit niet, maar het werkt wel, alles aangesloten op de opentherm.
Zonder spaarpomp was de ketel aangesloten op de E-bus.
Dit met behulp van Tado Support.
Renger
Re: Strange indications of temperature measurement
Hello Alinoe,
Please contact our support with the details of what happened, when did it happened and which device or zone was affected:
Best,
Germán
Germán
Re: Data communication between thermostats ?
@Alinoe I have always thought that the room stat measures its immediate surroundings and indeed in the early days of my sojourn with tado I compared the stat with a calibrated thermometer placed close to the stat and, although I cannot remember the exact figures, they were very close.
samd
Re: Informationen über die Therme
Lp3g
Re: CSI knop vervangen?
Kan je pinnetje bewegen met de hand?
Ik weet niet of er een bepaalde procedure is anders om dit te monteren, maar misschien eens oude terugzetten, gans opendraaien/dichtdraaien, dan terug demonteren en nieuwe eropzetten
Dragunov
Re: Changing batteries
@Thomp_9 If yours is a wired thermostat then you DO needs to power off - see below
When replacing the batteries, please remember:
- Use only alkaline batteries (LR03 or LR6).
- Do not use zinc-carbon (R03 or R06) batteries. Although they have the same form factor as the LR03 or LR6 batteries, they have a lower capacity and are therefore not suitable for use with tado°.
- Do not mix old batteries with new ones in one device. Always replace all batteries at the same time.
- Do not mix batteries of different types, eg. Alkaline with NiMH.
- For safety reasons, when replacing batteries of a wired Smart Thermostat, please make sure to turn the power supply to the heating system off before removing the front cover of the device.
- When placing the new alkaline batteries into your device's battery slot, take care to align the positive (+) and negative (-) polarities correctly, as shown in the diagram inside the battery compartment.
samd