#I am trying to migrate to homeasssistant
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Your thermostat should show in HA as a climate entity - does it?
If so, the services listed in https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/climate should work fine
how do i check for that?
-> States
i see nothing relating to climate in HA
show your state developer tools
That view is your truth table for HA - all the active entities, and their actual state (and attributes)
That's also useful, as is
I'm still not following...
Those are links
Click them 😉
They'll take you to the relevant parts of your HA UI
they aren't working
You may have to enter the URI for your HA - but it should work
If not, you can easily find them
Developer tools is the
icon on the sidebar
The others are under Settings
I understand these concepts, I have looked at every logical part of the UI. I do not see anything related to climate, which is fine. I just want to set my setpoints via an automation without having to change the "max" parameters
So, how you interact with entities depends on their domain, hence my question about whether it was a climate entity
climate.whale is a climate entity, switch.whale is a switch entity
no as far as i can tell, it is not. also the climate documentation says it cant be used when the state is "heat_cool" which is the state for my thermostat device
oh..,. i take that back. the state page shows it as climate.z_wave_plus_thermostat, and it has target_temp_high target_temp_low attributes. i suppose i can use an automation to change/set those attributes?
I figured it out. So for future reference, if you have a docker install (and using the zwave-js-ui container to communicate with your device) your thermostat could automatically be under the climate service. documentation is here: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/climate/