It seems that the library detects a system consisting of multiple separate components only as one of these. In my case it is a CU401-B that is detected as gas heating but consists of (at least) a gas burner and a air-to-water heat pump (and has been expanded by a separate buffer also under control of the central controller. In a more complex case you might even encounter a Vitocontrol M or HS because someone built a hybrid system of whatever he likes (e.g. a pellet burner and a water-to-water heat pump cooling his solar panels). The simplest solution would be adding a device type "hybrid system"/"big bag of assorted nuts" and let the consumer figure out what to do with all of it which would work for me but I expect this to become more and more interesting for multi-tenant buildings where everybody should get access to his own energy management data.
config_entry-CU401B.json
It seems that the library detects a system consisting of multiple separate components only as one of these. In my case it is a CU401-B that is detected as gas heating but consists of (at least) a gas burner and a air-to-water heat pump (and has been expanded by a separate buffer also under control of the central controller. In a more complex case you might even encounter a Vitocontrol M or HS because someone built a hybrid system of whatever he likes (e.g. a pellet burner and a water-to-water heat pump cooling his solar panels). The simplest solution would be adding a device type "hybrid system"/"big bag of assorted nuts" and let the consumer figure out what to do with all of it which would work for me but I expect this to become more and more interesting for multi-tenant buildings where everybody should get access to his own energy management data.
config_entry-CU401B.json