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I verified that it works via the equipment._api.publish API in your library.
I would take a stab at a PR, but my python is rusty. Also, it's very unclear to me how/if the API deals with features that are device-dependent.
It would be great to add this to HomeAsstant. Recirculation pumps waste a lot of energy when run on timers. Being able to control them via automation to circulate before use would save energy, and still have relatively fast hot water.
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Not sure when I'll have time to look in to this, but this is a good idea. I'll try to take a look and send you something for testing if I get anything working.
Newer Rheem tankless heaters have a recirculation pump that's controllable from the app.
The main command to run the pump is:
"@RPUMPINSTANCE" which turns on the pump, and looked like this:
There is also "@RCOPERATIONS" which returns a nice string like
Recirc pump not circulating
Lastly, there is "@RPUMPMODE," which controls how often the pump runs. I think you can ignore this one.
I verified that it works via the
equipment._api.publish
API in your library.I would take a stab at a PR, but my python is rusty. Also, it's very unclear to me how/if the API deals with features that are device-dependent.
It would be great to add this to HomeAsstant. Recirculation pumps waste a lot of energy when run on timers. Being able to control them via automation to circulate before use would save energy, and still have relatively fast hot water.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: