JohanAlvedal
/ Predbat Charging & Discharging Control.yaml
Last active
August 26, 2025 04:23
Predbat Charging & Discharging Control (Huawei Solar)
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| # ============================= | |
| # Blueprint — Predbat Charging & Discharging Control (Huawei Solar) | |
| # with optional hysteresis (start/stop) + cooldown | |
| # ============================= | |
| blueprint: | |
| name: Predbat Charging & Discharging Control (Huawei Solar) — hysteresis + cooldown | |
| description: | | |
| Adjustable hysteresis and cooldown with a master switch: | |
| • enable_hysteresis: turn ON/OFF hysteresis + cooldown | |
| • hysteresis_start_pct: start charging only if SoC <= (target - start) |
JohanAlvedal
/ pumpsteer_temperature_forcast.yaml
Created
August 14, 2025 12:04
A comprehensive Home Assistant blueprint that extracts the next 24 hours of temperature forecasts from any weather entity and saves them as a comma-separated string in an input_text entity.
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| blueprint: | |
| name: Extract 24 Hourly Temperatures (Sorted) | |
| description: > | |
| Fetches the next 24 hours of temperature forecasts from any weather entity | |
| and saves them to an input_text in comma-separated format "26.8,26.6,26.8,...". | |
| Sorts the forecast by datetime to ensure chronological order from current time forward. | |
| Perfect for feeding temperature data to other automations, scripts, or dashboards. | |
| domain: automation | |
| input: | |
| weather_entity: |
JohanAlvedal
/ block_heat.yaml
Last active
December 5, 2023 18:00
This blueprints uses the nordpool integration and lets you choose howe many hours you will define as expesive, and make a sensor block temperature based on that information.
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| blueprint: | |
| name: Block heat | |
| description: > | |
| This blueprints uses the nordpool integration and lets you choose howe | |
| many hours you will define as expesive, and make a sensor block temperature based on that information. | |
| In order for this blueprint to work, the following elements must be met. | |
| - Nordpool integration | |
| - An outdoor sensor that has the actual outdoor temperature | |
| - A sensor that can manipulate the outdoor temperature, for example https://www.ohmigo.io/product-page/ohmigo-ohm-on-wifi or equivalent |