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Add S1255 to the list of known working nibe heatpumps #35288

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Add a supported model as reported in #34366

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    • Added support for the S1255 model to the list of compatible Nibe Heat Pump devices.
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    • Updated the formatting of the supported devices list for consistency.

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The changes introduce the S1255 model to the documentation for the Nibe Heat Pump integration within Home Assistant. This update expands the list of supported devices, ensuring that users can integrate this specific heat pump model. Additionally, the formatting of the supported devices list has been improved for consistency, particularly regarding indentation.

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source/_integrations/nibe_heatpump.markdown Added the S1255 model to the list of supported devices and adjusted formatting for consistency.

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Add S1255 model to supported devices (34366)

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source/_integrations/nibe_heatpump.markdown (2)

39-39: LGTM! Consider additional improvements.

The addition of the S1255 model to the list of supported devices is correct and aligns with the PR objectives and user feedback from issue #34366. The formatting is consistent with other entries in the list.

Consider the following improvements to enhance the documentation further:

  1. Add a note about potential support for other new models mentioned in the linked issue, such as the S1256. This could help users with similar models and encourage further feedback.

  2. Verify if there's any specific configuration or setup information for the S1255 model that should be included. If there are any unique steps or considerations for this model, adding them would be beneficial for users.

Example addition:

- S1255 (Note: Other new models like S1256 may also work but are not officially tested)

Would you like assistance in drafting these additional improvements or researching any S1255-specific setup information?


Line range hint 1-39: Consider improving the documentation structure.

While the addition of the S1255 model is correct and valuable, there's an opportunity to enhance the overall documentation structure:

  1. The "Supported devices" section is quite long and might benefit from being organized into subcategories (e.g., by series or type of device).
  2. Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning of the document for easier navigation, especially given the length and variety of topics covered.

Here's an example of how you could structure the "Supported devices" section:

## Supported devices

### F Series
- F1145/F1155
- F1245/F1255
- F1355/F1355
- F370
- F470
- F730
- F750

### S Series
- S1145/S1155
- S1255
- S2125
- S320/S325
- S735

### VVM Series
- VVM225
- VVM310
- VVM320
- VVM325
- VVM500

### Other
- SMO40
- SMOS40

This structure would make it easier for users to find their specific model and understand the range of supported devices.

Would you like assistance in implementing these structural improvements to the documentation?

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