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Re-adding imperial-friendly HA config templates.
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@shampeon hi :) does this fix change the issue that the temperature always bounces up to 26 degrees ? I have struggled with this issue for quite some while now - it has been very frustrating 🤓
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This checks to see if the current temperature is greater than 8 degrees C (or 46 degrees F if you've set the code to use Fahrenheit values in config.h). I lowered the Celsius value to 8 because I have a side-building with a heatpump that gets colder than 16 C/60 F, and I was seeing what you were seeing: the current temperature was reading 26 C/79 F, which wasn't accurate at all.
I do feel like this template could be further refined to not throw the HA parse error but still indicate the temperature hasn't been read yet. Putting in default values for the heatpump temp setting is fine, but not for thermometer readings.