Boileron, boileroff, sum_boiler_on, sum_boiler_off values

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  Leslie Community moderator

  • February 17, 2025 14:49

  Hello,

  I'm not sure if it answers your question : 

  Boileron/off is only available for scales from 30min to 3hours and sums of boiler on/off for scales from 1day to 1month.

  • boileron = Average number of minutes the boiler is active per hour
  • boileroff = Average number of minutes the boiler is inactive per hour
  • sum_boiler_on = Sum of minutes the boiler is active during the scale time period
  • sum_boiler_off = Sum of minutes the boiler is inactive during the scale time period

  According to the scale + date_begin/end you set in your request, it should help you interpret these measures

  Have a good day,

  Leslie - Community Manager

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  bogdaniurea0

  • Edited February 17, 2025 20:51

  Thank you Leslie for your answer! 

   

  Very appreciated!

   

  And the heating_power_request? I see that in the /home status is percentage but not historic.. 

  Instead /getmeasure has also heating_power_request option.. but the value are in range of thousands and comparing the data from response and the chart in the app i cannot understand how to read that values.. in some data where the graphic has the same percentage in the values are totally different each other.. 

  Can you help me also with this please?

   

  Thank you very much

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  Leslie Community moderator

  • February 18, 2025 14:14

  Hi Bogdan,

  I struggle a bit to get precise infos about how this value really works. In /homestatus indeed you will have real-time value and in % 

  I didn't manage to have heating_power_request value on a /getmeasure request :

  • can you send me the request you send ? (by putting "x" to hide your values)
  • can you send me also the response received ?
  • can you confirm we are talking about a call to Smarther2 (BNS) ?

  But my feeling is that this value will depend on several criteria (if there are several valves in the same room, what our heating algorithm can do, and so on)

  Have a good day,

  Leslie - Community Manager

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  bogdaniurea0

  • Edited February 24, 2025 18:59

  Hi Leslie,
  
  sorry for the delay in answer.
  Yes in /homestatus i have real time values, but i'm talking about the historical data of the Valves (NRV).
  
  Following the request i send:
  
   curl -X GET "https://api.netatmo.com/api/getmeasure?device_id=XXXXXX&module_id=XXXXXX&scale=1day&type=heating_power_request&optimize=false" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Authorization: Bearer XXXXXXXXXXXXX"
  
  the response i receive is this:
  
  {"body":{"1736074800":[2341],"1736161200":[2411],"1736247600":[3097],"1736334000":[3728],"1736420400":[3266],"1736506800":[1208],"1736593200":[2116],"1736679600":[3235],"1736766000":[3142],"1736852400":[2412],"1736938800":[2030],"1737025200":[1201],"1737111600":[1279],"1737198000":[2310],"1737284400":[3069],"1737370800":[1958],"1737457200":[2810],"1737543600":[1525],"1737630000":[2267],"1737716400":[2665],"1737802800":[3068],"1737889200":[1094],"1737975600":[1873],"1738062000":[2583],"1738148400":[2991],"1738234800":[3453],"1738321200":[3311],"1738407600":[3249],"1738494000":[3224],"1738580400":[3496],"1738666800":[3594],"1738753200":[3448],"1738839600":[3437],"1738926000":[2776],"1739012400":[3175],"1739098800":[2737],"1739185200":[3433],"1739271600":[2657],"1739358000":[3269],"1739444400":[3296],"1739530800":[3117],"1739617200":[2396],"1739703600":[562],"1739790000":[1742],"1739876400":[3207],"1739962800":[2895],"1740049200":[3270],"1740135600":[3384],"1740222000":[2728],"1740308400":[3524],"1740394800":[3337]},"status":"ok","time_exec":0.06276893615722656,"time_server":1740422628}
  
  Taking in consideration this two datetime with values:
  1739617200":[2396],
  1739790000":[1742]
  
  in the webapp chart the percentage bar is equal, but we see from the value in the response it cannot be.. or there is some other way to interpret this values?
  
  In the room where is located the valve I send the request for, there is only one valve!
  
  I attach also the screenshot of the chart of this room with one valve to give you also more information.
  
  The only thing i understood is that more the value is little, the heating request was higher an the opposite.
  
  Hope this information can be usefull for you.
  
  Waiting for you.
  
  Thank you very much
  
  
  
   
   
   

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  bogdaniurea0

  • February 24, 2025 19:15

  Hi Leslie,
  
  Sorry for putting another meat on the fire with this question but it's related to how to interpret response data.
  I received an email from Auto-Care that the batteries of one of my valve are Low.
  If I see the curl response the battery data are this:

  battery_state:"low"

  battery_level:2980
  
  If i watch a valve with full battery the response is:
  

  battery_state:"full"

  battery_level:3042
  
  Could you give me some details about reading this data? in a scale of percentage 0 - 100, which is the min and max of your value?
  
  Thank you very much!
  
  
  
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