Qiumi Zigbee Thermostat Radiator Valve, Smart Programmable Thermostat, Temperature Heater, Alexa,Googlehome Voice Control

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But creativity of manufacturers is limitless. Some manufacturers make mistakes compared to the Zigbee ZCL standard (maybe because their developers didn't read the specifications thoroughly), and others invent their own standards - ex: TuyA devices sometimes use a encapsulation of TuYa Serial protocol in Zigbee. Send a command: send a command to a Zigbee device, ex: turn on a bulb, change its color... ZbSend {"Device":"", "Send":{...}} My device was spamming MQTT messages so I had to set a debounce in device config. Reporting I only get clusters Ota and genTime.

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With the TRV fitted to the radiator, we installed the batteries, and the unit went through a self-test which takes several minutes to complete. When the test is complete, the display shows the current target temperature. Linking to Zigbee2MQTT Home Assistant screen with TRV controls zigbee-herdsman-converters:tuyaThermostat: Unrecognized DP #119 with data {"status":0,"transid":196,"dp":119,"datatype":0,"fn":0,"data":{"type":"Buffer","data":[1,0,0]}}

Being able to set the temperature in Celsius, which makes more sense than a number between one and seven, or one and five if you have a newer thermostat radiator valve. To remove a device from the Zigbee2Tasmota list of devices and from the WebUI, use the command ZbForget or ZbForget . If the device is still connected to the network, it will pop up again later. I.e. ZbForget does not remove a device from the network; else use ZbLeave above. Advanced topic: Device Information ~ Minimum temperature. Value can be found in the published state on the min_temperature property. It's not possible to read ( /get) this value. To write ( /set) a value publish a message to topic zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/set with payload {"min_temperature": NEW_VALUE}. The minimal value is 5 and the maximum value is 15. The unit of this value is °C. # Valve state (binary)

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Z2T will automatically take the first endpoint in the list which works most of the time. You normally don't need to specify the endpoint number. In rare cases, you can force a specific endpoint. Reading Sensors ~ ZbSe n d { "device" : "0x4773" , "send" :{ "Power" : "On" } } ZbSe n d { "device" : "0x4773" , "send" :{ "Power" : 1 } } ZbSe n d { "device" : "0x4773" , "send" :{ "Power" : false } } ZbSe n d { "device" : "0x4773" , "send" :{ "Power" : "Toggle" } }

Zigbee TRV

zigbee-herdsman-converters:tuyaThermostat: Unrecognized DP #119 with data {"status":0,"transid":187,"dp":119,"datatype":0,"fn":0,"data":{"type":"Buffer","data":[1,0,0]}} The issue caused by the linear offset of the TRV 1 is already visible on the graph. The TRV only reports correctly when the radiator is bleeding just the right amount of heat and it is under-reporting when the radiator is cold. Calibrated TRV (pink) vs uncalibrated TRV (violet) vs room temperature We have another new addition to our Home Assistant smart home setup with a Zigbee controlled thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) installed on the radiator in our loft workshop. The last thing to note is that the calibration offset is applied instantly to the TRV, but the local temperature usually updates every 10-15 min – and you won’t see a correct figure until the next TRV update.

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Use the command ZbConfig to dump the current configuration. For example it might return {"ZbConfig":{"Channel":11,"PanID":"0x1A63","ExtPanID":"0xCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC","KeyL":"0x0F0D0B0907050301","KeyH":"0x0D0C0A0806040200"}} I bought 6 of these and was running them off NiMH batteries. The valves would show the battery warning sign within a few days, and stop working after 2 weeks or so. It turns out they don't work with NiMH which only outputs 1.3 volts or so. I've replaced my batteries with Li-ion rechargeable batteries and they've been working solidly for a month now with no battery issues reported. Most of them should have some basic level of compatibility with Hubitat. There are some threads on community-based drivers for specific devices but the Hubitat team is in the US, so overall this isn’t a heavily developed device type.Countdown in minutes. Value can be found in the published state on the boost_heating_countdown property. It's not possible to read ( /get) or write ( /set) this value. The minimal value is 0 and the maximum value is 15. The unit of this value is min. # Boost heating countdown time set (numeric)

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MQT : tele /% t opic%/RESULT = { "ZbBind" :{ "Device" : "0xF72F" , "Name" : "IKEA_Remote" , "Status" : 0 , "StatusMessage" : "SUCCESS" }} Are there any advantages to Z2M or ZHA currently? I found lots of contradicting information, possibly due to both integrations changing over time. Zigbee2Tasmota (Z2T) is a lightweight Zigbee gateway/bridge solution running on ESP8266/ESP8285 or ESP32 Wi-Fi chips. Hence it is easier to deploy wherever you want in your home. It was inspired by Zigbee2MQTT but it was written from scratch to make it fit into the resource constraints of an ESP82xx chip with just 80kB of RAM and only 1MB of flash memory. Report attribute(s): Zigbee device may spontaneously report attributes without polling. This happens typically with sensors. New attribute values are sent after a certain time or when the value changes above a threshold. With the gas crisis I too have finally bitten the bullet and paired my hive thermostat and controller via zigbee2mqtt.

Installation

the original control board was replaced with a Wemos D1 mini. Since the motor is only 2 wire a L298N was used to control direction and a max471 used to sense motor stall current as the motor does not have a limit switch. After reading about the Wiser integration the awesome guys published on https://github.com/asantaga/wiserHomeAssistantPlatform Some sections are marked as 'Advanced topic', you can skip them at first and read them only when you need to go deeper. If your device pairs successfully with Zigbee2Tasmota but doesn't report on standardised endpoints you will see messages similar to: {"ZbReceived":{"0x099F":{"0500!00":"010000FF0000","LinkQuality":70}}} {"ZbReceived":{"0x7596":{"0006!01":"","LinkQuality":65}}}