Part 1 - DIY Touch Screen Thermostat w/ OpenHASP and Lanbon L8

[@Doloana]

Great videos, Keep going on that! Just two things as I just had this same issue. On minute 10:22, once you reload HA, the gauge dial just gets messed up because the difference between min and max temperature values is too big and the gauge gets too many lines, making hard to read the numbers. I solved that just changing the multipliers / dividers in the gauge current temp. Mine one is as follows: "label_count": > {% if state_attr('climate.thermostat','max_temp') is not none %} {{ (state_attr('climate.thermostat','max_temp') | int - state_attr('climate.thermostat','min_temp') | int) / 2 + 1 }} {%- endif %} "line_count": > {% if state_attr('climate.thermostat','max_temp') is not none %} {{ (state_attr('climate.thermostat','max_temp') | int - state_attr('climate.thermostat','min_temp') | int) + 1 }} {%- endif %} That makes more easy to read the values. Hope this helps Looking forward to see next parts David - Barcelona

[@Doloana]

Just forgot to point the second thing. Is not necessary to fully reload HA. Just reload the integration. But I think that you already know this. David - Barcelona

[@tedc6694]

Only starting to watch now, but I'm guessing this is low voltage thermostat. I would love to have a touchscreen thermostat for my 240v baseboard heaters with wifi so I could control it while I'm away from home

[@DrZzs]

This is on a Lanbon L8 smart switch. There are 3 relays inside. I've got mine powered with 120v, but I would expect you could use 240v as well since they sell them internationally. I can't say for sure without knowing how your thermostat is wired. I'd bet there's a way. If not you could still use OpenHASP and an ESP32-based screen with Dry Contact relays attached to control your heaters.

[@-shadyG]

wonder if you could configure it to an RV 12 or 24v air conditioner