Please integrate a View when the Therme is heating

[rameister]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No, it isn't.

Describe the solution you'd like
Unfortunately, I do not yet see any way to recognize in Homeassistant when the gas burner is heating (not for water only heating). I would like to display this on a HA Card of the HA dashboard. Is this possible for you without much effort?

Describe alternatives you've considered

Additional context
On my iOS App MyMode there is a little Fire Icon shown when the Therme is heating.

[rameister]

bosch_scan.zip
Attached a dumpfile.

[tomas-belohoubek]

I am using Bosch Condens 2300 gas heater and i was looking for the same thing. I ended up with enabling "actual modulation" sensor wich is showing current power in percentage if i'm not mistaken. So, when heater is in standby, sensor is showing 0%. When heating it shows percentages. Guessing power is based on target supply water temp etc. good enough for me.

Edit: connecting via Easycontrol CT200

[rameister]

Good idea but you see a modulation when you take hot water too. This a workaround but not the solution. I need a variable when heating only. First I've tried that like so:

[istvanSA]

I actually see if an climate is heating, but guess you have to make a group out of it or something so you can have 1 sensor if any of the valves are heating , the heat request below is idle if the room isnt being heated and heat request when its being heated

hvac_modes: heat, auto
min_temp: 5
max_temp: 30
current_temperature: 18.2
temperature: 19.5
hvac_action: heating
setpoint: manual
bosch_state: heat request
low_battery: false

i would like to have a sensor for when the hot water is running, that way we could have a warning if one of the kids is taking too long showers and let the lite blink or something so they know they have to get out of the shower :P

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