Not sure if this is a bug or if I’m not interpreting the data correctly.
My Heat1 says 0.0C/hr and Heat2 says +0.1C/hr while Resist says -0.6C/hr. Based on this my house is losing heat faster than the hvac system can heat it up, but that’s not actually true. The house is maintaining the set point and I can see the temp increasing in the charts. I have a heat pump system. Beestat screenshots below:
Your heat1 & heat2 temperature slopes are a net heat after the application of the rest gain or loss to the value is applied. The temperature slopes are not gross, but net.
Got it, that makes sense now. Thanks!
I think the confusion is from the labels which make me think of heat output of the hvac system as opposed to the resultant indoor temperature change.
Perhaps a mini table like this in the tooltip would help:
| Heat 1 | Heat 2 | Aux | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Gain | 0.6°C / h | 0.7°C / h | - |
| Heat Loss | -0.6°C / h | -0.6°C / h | -0.6°C / h |
| Net Change | 0.0°C / h | 0.1°C / h | - |
(Aux values aren’t showing in the app yet for me, I guess due to very limited aux runtime.)