@njsaunders wrote:
Hi all!
I’ve got two MQTT sensors for my BBQ ThermPro sensor which works great. The temperature is sent in degrees C, and I’d like to create two new sensors to show the value in degrees F. I’ve got the following config in configuration.yaml:
sensor: - platform: mqtt name: 'bbq_food_probe' device_class: "temperature" state_topic: 'sensors/rtl_433/Thermopro-TP12/81/temperature_1_C' unit_of_measurement: '°C' icon: mdi:thermometer - platform: mqtt name: 'bbq_chamber_probe' device_class: "temperature" state_topic: 'sensors/rtl_433/Thermopro-TP12/81/temperature_2_C' unit_of_measurement: '°C' icon: mdi:thermometer - platform: template sensors: bbq_food_probe_f: friendly_name: 'BBQ Food Temperature °F' entity_id: sensor.bbq_food_probe unit_of_measurement: '°F' value_template: "{{ ((float(states('sensor.bbq_food_probe')) * 9 / 5 ) + 32) | round(1) }}" device_class: "temperature" bbq_chamber_probe_f: friendly_name: 'BBQ Chamber Temperature °F' entity_id: sensor.bbq_chamber_probe unit_of_measurement: '°F' value_template: "{{ ((float(states('sensor.bbq_chamber_probe')) * 9 / 5 ) + 32) | round(1) }}" device_class: "temperature"
Problems:
- In the states screen the values are just a replica of the source probe
- The “unit_of_measurement” for the new probe is degrees C, despite explicitly being defined as oF in configuration.yaml
- When I add the templated sensor to a dashboard, both sensors appear
Thanks for any assistance you can offer - Been playing with HA for about a week now and I’m addicted!
Thanks,
Neil
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