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Hi,

what do you mean you don't have the remote entity of the Heatpump? If the heatpump is connected with your HEMS, your HEMS is responsible for caching the devices it needs to proxy LPC values for (or however it wants to ensure that the LPC from the controlbox is correctly carried out).

The HEMS could also use RemoteEntitiesScenarios() from UseCaseBaseInterface via EgLPCInterface to get the list of compatible connected remote entities. But generally your HEMS will need to maintain its own internal state with total and per-device consumption values so it can decide how to divvy up limits sent by the controlbox.

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