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Heating Thermostat
by jonathan harrocks
A thermostat that behaves like one.
The dial writes a setpoint and the firmware reads it back, so the number on screen is the number the logic uses. Heat comes on 0.3 C below target and off 0.2 C above it - the gap is what stops a relay chattering when the room sits exactly on the setpoint. Boost adds 2 C for half an hour and counts itself down a minute at a time.
A BME280 on the capacitive CYD CN1 connector measures the room.
Exported with Home Assistant turned on, the setpoint, the temperature and the heat demand all appear as entities - so a schedule can live in Home Assistant while the panel keeps working when the network does not.
- Board
- ESP32-2432S028C (capacitive CYD)
- MCU
- ESP32 (WROOM / WROVER)
- Display
- ILI9341
- Resolution
- 320 x 240
- Touch
- CST820
- LVGL
- v9
- Peripherals
- BME280