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Danfoss Ally and Z2M have been a disaster, and I’ve been well on my way to finding another solution than Danfoss.
In Danfoss’s own documentation, it is stated that the algorithm_scale_factor(0x4020) is = 1 by default. That is simply not the case.
I have found it more than difficult to achieve the desired temperature, and I had to give up on schedule_with_preheat because I never reached the desired temperature.
I’ve had my thermostats in Z2M for a year, and then I sent {"algorithm_scale_factor": 1} to all thermostats and voilà, all thermostats started responding as expected.
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Danfoss Ally and Z2M have been a disaster, and I’ve been well on my way to finding another solution than Danfoss.
In Danfoss’s own documentation, it is stated that the
algorithm_scale_factor(0x4020)is = 1 by default. That is simply not the case.I have found it more than difficult to achieve the desired temperature, and I had to give up on
schedule_with_preheatbecause I never reached the desired temperature.I’ve had my thermostats in Z2M for a year, and then I sent
{"algorithm_scale_factor": 1}to all thermostats and voilà, all thermostats started responding as expected.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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