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    Tasmota rules

    The first rule does the most actual logic.

    Variables in use:

    • var1 - the currently set temperature
    • var2 - the currently measured temperature
    • mem1 - "low" temperature setting when "relay 1" off, normally the minimum temperature allowed in the space
    • mem2 - "high" temperature setting when "relay 1" on, normally the maximum desired temperature for the space
    rule1
  ON Tele-DS18B20#temperature DO VAR2 %value% ENDON //Store current temp to var2
  ON system#boot DO Var1 %mem1% ENDON //Start with the minimum temperature
  ON Tele-DS18B20#temperature<%var1% DO power2 on ENDON  //Enable heater, if current temp less than setting
  ON Tele-DS18B20#temperature>%var1%+0.5 DO power2 off ENDON //Disable heater, if current temp more than setting + 0.5 degrees
  ON power1#state=0 DO backlog Var1 %mem1%;power3 off ENDON //When "relay1" set low, take temp setting from mem1, disable "relay3"
  ON power1#state=1 DO backlog Var1 %mem2%;power3 off ENDON //When "relay1" set high, take temp setting from mem2, disable "relay3"
  ON power3#state=1 DO backlog Var1 %var2%; power1 off; power2 off ENDON //When "relay3" set high, store current temp as set, disable "relay1" and heater
  ON power3#state=0 DO backlog Var1 %mem1%; power1 off ENDON //When "relay3" set low, store mem1 (low) as the setting, power off heater

    Without comments for copying:

    rule1
  ON Tele-DS18B20#temperature DO VAR2 %value% ENDON
  ON system#boot DO Var1 %mem1% ENDON
  ON Tele-DS18B20#temperature<%var1% DO power2 on ENDON
  ON Tele-DS18B20#temperature>%var1%+0.5 DO power2 off ENDON
  ON power1#state=0 DO backlog Var1 %mem1%;power3 off ENDON
  ON power1#state=1 DO backlog Var1 %mem2%;power3 off ENDON
  ON power3#state=1 DO backlog Var1 %var2%; power1 off; power2 off ENDON
  ON power3#state=0 DO backlog Var1 %mem1%; power1 off ENDON
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