Thanks I will try that.
I've got a question regarding the weighting assigned to various temp sensors. I'm probably overthinking this, but I would assume that the higher the weighted value assigned would be the higher priority when averaging the temperature across the given sensors, correct? Or is it the other way around, in that a weight setting of 1 assumes top priority over a setting of say 3 or 4? I just set this up over the holidays and my daughter's room closest to the inside unit of my HVAC system is several degrees hotter than the rest of the house. It's like a sauna in there. I've got an Ecobee Enhanced thermostat that I'm controlling with the app and 4 Ecobee sensors spread out in the bedrooms and living room of the house. Currently I've got the sensor in her room weighted at a value of 3 while the other Ecobee sensors are set at a 2 then I've got numerous other Aqara Temp/humidity sensors scattered around the house and they are set at a weight of 1. Do I need to go the opposite direction in my weighting setup?
No. The greater the number, the greater the influence of that sensor. Try this: remove all sensors except for the one for your daughter's room. The thing is, that one room is probably always going to be high irrespective of the sensor weights. You should just play around with variations to see how close you can get to balanced comfort.
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