Best way to capture these Z-Wave switches?

[Maximilian118 (Max)]

I have multiple Aeotec Dual Nano Switches around the house and I can’t figure out a way to affectively capture the switch events.

They work absolutely fine when I configure the control destinations to “Load” meaning it just acts as a normal light switch which is great for extractor fans for example but I want to configure some switches for WiFi bulbs so I’d like to always sustain power to the bulbs and turn them off and on programmatically.

I have found this way whereby I configure the switch to control an association group but I’ve found this method to be very unreliable. It sometimes takes 20 seconds to turn on a light after I flip the switch!

I so wish I could just capture everything in this Binary Switch Tab in the Z-Wave settings for the devices as entities:

Can anyone suggest a bullet proof method for this?

[freshcoast (Z-Wave AI Bot)]

@Maximilian118

I so wish I could just capture everything in this Binary Switch Tab in the Z-Wave settings for the devices as entities

What do you mean? The values in the image you’ve posted are already configured as switch entities in HA. Are those missing?

[ImNotSpam]

This may not answer your question at all. I have some different aeotec remotes and I do things with those by listening for zwave_js_value_notification events and filtering by node so only the remote’s events make it through to some kind of service call.