[ENHANCEMENT]: Status Solar2DHW in Dashboard

[ZonPV]

Is your feature request related to a problem or use case? Please describe.
The function of this feature Solar2DHW works perfect. My question is to increase the info in the dashboard of the application: Show actual status of Solar2DHW in the dashboard.

Describe the solution you'd like
In the morning there is no statusindicator near the function Solar2DHW. It starts to pop up when the system is heating the boiler with de text Active. And after finishing it shows Done.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Should be nice when there is a text Waiting during the time the function is reset at midnight and not yet started in the night and morning.

Additional context
Of course says the toggle that the function is enabled/disabled. My suggestion is just a detail, I know..

[edterbak]

Hi ZonPV,

I am a little bit in doubt for this one. In theory it is cleaner like this. The same information is there of course, but hidden in the not showing state of active/done.

I am leaning now more towards leaving it as is. The dashboard is already cluttered imho.

[ZonPV]

Ok, there is info during the day... And in version 25.02 the info is a bit misleading, or sometimes not correct in my case:

It shows at this moment (14:00 u) the text Done. But the pump did not start today at all. No need for that as the water in boiler is still 52 degrees. Above setpoint, so no need for a run.
The treshold ( - 3 kW) was reached.. As I can see in the power history.
The status was strange to me: first thought was, why did the pump run? Why did it run as there was a sterilisatonrun yesterday? Water should be still hot! After investigation I saw the pump did not run today.

I learned: the status Done also pops up after the threshold is reached and there is no need to heat..

It is a bit confusing now. I like the dashboard very much! But it is your tool/toy.

[edterbak]

That sounds funny to me too. I have to look at the logic a bitmore closely then.
But what settings do you have in the solar2dhw function then?

I use a "DHW temperature setpoint - high" which is higher than the regular setpoint, "DHW temperature setpoint - low". In my case 10C higher. 52/62C
In that situation, the status can not jump to "done' instantly.

There is not a real way to see if actually a run has been performed or not. Only that the conditions to turn off again are met.

What I theoretically do, is check if current temp is above the setpoint-high already. If so, do nothing, do not start dhw run.
Would that fit more to your situation?