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Adds extra OpenTherm boiler data to heater_central, when the boiler provides it:
DHW flow rate (dhw_flow)
Raw OpenTherm fault and diagnostic codes: open_therm_oem_fault_code, open_therm_application_specific_fault_code, open_therm_oem_diagnostic_code. What the codes mean depends on the boiler, so they are passed through as-is.
Burner, central heating pump and DHW counters and operation times, collected from the cumulative_log items
The maximum modulation level reported by an OpenTherm thermostat
All new keys are optional and only appear when the gateway reports them. Existing output is unchanged.
Changes
New measurements merged into HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTS
Manual fixtures regenerated
CHANGELOG updated under "Ongoing"
Context
more info can be found here
A follow-up PR to Home Assistant core will expose these as entities once this is released.
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New Features
Added boiler sensors for domestic hot water flow, burner and pump operating hours and start counts, failed ignition/start counts, and OpenTherm fault and diagnostic codes.
Added a thermostat sensor for maximum modulation level.
Added interval energy readings for power measurements, while preserving existing interval sensors.
New readings display with appropriate units and integer formatting.
Documentation
Updated the ongoing changelog to describe the additional boiler data, including that an OEM fault code of 255 may indicate no active fault.
Collect additional heater_central data when present: DHW flow-rate,
raw OpenTherm fault- and diagnostic-codes and the burner/pump counters
and operation-times provided as cumulative_log. Also collect the
maximum modulation level of OpenTherm thermostats.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per review: move the HEATER_CENTRAL_COUNTERS entries into
HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTS, call the cumulative_log collection from
_appliance_measurements() and rename _appliance_counters() to
_appliance_cumulative_measurements(). Counting is now handled by
count_data_items().
The cumulative_log lookup is limited to the heater_central, and the
interval_log lookup to power-measurements, so that e.g.
burner_operation_time does not create a bogus *_interval sensor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The integration adds OpenTherm boiler measurements for DHW flow, fault and diagnostic codes, and operating counters. It also adds thermostat maximum modulation data and updates measurement collection, formatting, fixtures, and entity-count expectations. The verification workflow now runs on pull requests, with TestPyPI publishing skipped for fork pull requests.
Changes: OpenTherm sensor data
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Summary
Define sensor measurements plugwise/constants.py
Adds units, measurement mappings, sensor types, and value types for OpenTherm counters and codes, DHW flow, and maximum modulation level.
Collect and format measurements plugwise/helper.py, plugwise/legacy/helper.py, plugwise/util.py
Collects cumulative measurements for heater appliances, limits interval-log lookups to power measurements, and converts hour and count values to integers.
sequenceDiagram
participant Measurements as _appliance_measurements
participant Appliance as heater_central
participant Log as cumulative_log
participant Sensors as sensor data
Measurements->>Appliance: Select configured heater measurements
Measurements->>Log: Read cumulative values
Log-->>Measurements: Return matching values
Measurements->>Sensors: Format and add missing sensor values
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plugwise/python-plugwise#948: Requests OpenTherm measurements that this pull request adds, including DHW flow, fault and diagnostic codes, counters, operation times, and thermostat modulation data.
Merge Risk: Low · up to e2494
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- Line 220: Update SmileLegacyHelper._appliance_measurements to read cumulative
logs for heater_central and include the counters reported by legacy Anna
heaters. Keep interval lookup restricted to power measurements, reusing the
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_appliance_cumulative_measurements() loops over all of HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTS. Any key that also has a cumulative_log gets written into data["sensors"].
It would overwrite a value already taken from point_log. modulation_level, for example, has cumulative_log entries in the userdata.
It would also write binary-sensor or switch keys into sensors.
Today this doesn't happen, because those cumulative logs sit on other appliance types, not the heater. It's still a trap for later. A one-line guard would fix it: skip unless the name is in SENSORS and not already in data["sensors"], or limit the loop to units in INTEGER_FORMAT.
The heater check is redundant. if appliance.find("type").text != "heater_central" duplicates the existing heater check: the caller already knows when it's the heater. Passing that flag in (or checking measurements is HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTS) avoids re-reading the XML. The new is_heater local in _get_measurement_data() (plugwise/helper.py:375) is only used once, so either pass it down or drop it.
The new interval-log guard (unit != POWER_WATT → continue) is good, and it's needed: burner_operation_time also has an interval_log in seconds, which would otherwise produce a wrong burner_operation_time_interval sensor. It does change behaviour for every device, in both helper.py and legacy/helper.py. It's worth saying so in the changelog, or adding a comment that only W→Wh interval logs are expected. No fixture lost an _interval key, so there is no regression in the test data.
UNIT_COUNT = "count" is also used for the fault and diagnostic codes. A code isn't a count. It works, because the unit is only used to force int(), but HA might show "count" as a unit. Consider keeping UNIT_COUNT for counters and giving the codes their own unitless integer marker.
Fault code 255 (please confirm): open_therm_oem_fault_code: 255 shows up in 20 fixtures. I believe that in OpenTherm 0xFF usually means "no OEM code available" rather than a real fault, but I haven't checked this. If that's right, a "notify on fault code ≠ 0" automation, which is the use case @bilhert gives in the issue, would fire all the time. The PR should either map 255 to "not reported" or document it for the HA follow-up.
Minor
Operation times in the XML are whole hours (unit="hr"), so int() loses nothing.
CodeRabbit's request to add cumulative counters to the legacy helper can be ignored. Legacy only gains the point_log keys, which is fine for this scope.
- Only collect cumulative_log values for sensor keys that are not already
set, so a point_log value is never overwritten
- Call _appliance_cumulative_measurements() only for
HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTS instead of re-reading the appliance type
- Use a separate UNIT_CODE marker for the OpenTherm fault/diagnostic codes,
UNIT_COUNT is now only used for counters
- Changelog: note the interval_log guard and OEM fault-code 255
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@CoMPaTech thanks for the review! All points are addressed in the latest push:
1. _appliance_cumulative_measurements() could overwrite values / write non-sensor keys
Fixed: the loop now skips any key that isn't in SENSORS or is already present in data["sensors"], so a cumulative_log can never overwrite a point_log value or write a binary_sensor/switch key into sensors.
2. Redundant heater check
Fixed: removed the XML type re-read and the is_heater local in _get_measurement_data(). _appliance_cumulative_measurements() is now only called when measurements is HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTS.
3. Interval-log guard changes behaviour for every device
Added a line to the changelog stating that interval_log data is now only collected for power measurements (W → Wh), for all devices. As you noted, no fixture lost an _interval key.
4. UNIT_COUNT used for fault/diagnostic codes
Added UNIT_CODE = "code" for the three fault/diagnostic fields; UNIT_COUNT is now only used for counters. Both stay in INTEGER_FORMAT. On the HA side the entity descriptions set their own units, so neither shows up as a unit there.
5. Fault code 255
The fault-alert use case from #948 is based on open_therm_oem_diagnostic_code (ID 115), not on open_therm_oem_fault_code. My boiler's manual documents those codes.
On 255: the OpenTherm spec (v4.2, ID 5) defines the OEM fault code as a fully OEM-specific u8 0..255 and gives 255 no special meaning. In all 13 fixtures with 255 the application-specific fault flags are 0, though, so on those boilers it isn't an active fault. I'd keep passing raw values through in the library and handle interpretation in the HA follow-up / docs. I've added a note to the changelog.
Minor
Agreed on both (whole hours, and the CodeRabbit legacy suggestion), no changes.
Tests: ruff/mypy/pylint clean, library tests at 100% coverage, regenerated fixtures unchanged, and the HA-core plugwise tests pass against this branch.
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Summary
Adds extra OpenTherm boiler data to
heater_central, when the boiler provides it:dhw_flow)open_therm_oem_fault_code,open_therm_application_specific_fault_code,open_therm_oem_diagnostic_code. What the codes mean depends on the boiler, so they are passed through as-is.cumulative_logitemsAll new keys are optional and only appear when the gateway reports them. Existing output is unchanged.
Changes
HEATER_CENTRAL_MEASUREMENTSContext
more info can be found here
A follow-up PR to Home Assistant core will expose these as entities once this is released.
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