Device/Sensor Master List

I am shopping for a smart “Motion” sensor light switch that supports a full array of sensors compatible with HA via Zigbee.

For example: I purchased the ELEGRP, Smart Sensor (3-Way) Switch - Model SSS30.

This device is not Zigbee, but works with Google Home and Alexa.
The only Sensor that is passed to HA is On/Off.

The ELEGRP App provides these sensors:

[Device]

  • Device Name
  • Indicator Light - Auto Brightness on/off
  • Fade On Speed - Immediate/1s/5s/15s
  • Fade Off Speed - Immediate/1s/5s/15s

[Sensors]

  • Motion Sensor Sensitivity [value High/Medium/Low] (Test button)
  • Manual Off Buffer Time [slider 5s-60s]
  • Ambient Light Sensor Sensitivity -
  • Current Ambient Light [value]
    • Dark [slider 0-100]
    • Dim [slider 0-100]
    • Bright [slider 0-100]
  • Sound Sensitivity -
    • Current Ambient Sound [value]
    • Sound Sensitivity [slider 20-100] (Test button)

How can I get these into HA?
Is there a Master List of devices online that I can search that includes a list of the sensors that I can compare products to purchase a compatible Zigbee product?

By “compatible”, I assume you mean a Zigbee switch that will do the same thing. There doesn’t seem to be an integration for yours.

Depends which Zigbee integration you’re using. If it’s Z2M, they have a list of supported products:

For each one there should be a list of the entities “exposed” by the handler.

ZHA is the other way round - the integration supports any device that complies with the Zigbee protocol, so you can only search for devices it is known not to support, because they don’t. A good place to start is the GitHub device handlers page:

If you go to Issues you can see which devices are problematic and whether they custom handlers have been created or not.

There is a database of Zigbee products:

It doesn’t go into much detail and all the information is submitted by users, so you need to double-check elsewhere (here on the forum, for example) before you buy.

Edit: Some companies are better than others when it comes to providing information. Frient, for example, are pretty much unique in that they provide a compatibility table:

There are would-be smart home databases popping up all the time. Just stumbled across this one for example:

They tend not to last long.

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Lots of good info. Very much appreciated!

Thank you @jackjourneyman :slightly_smiling_face:

Here’s another one:

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Second this awesome smart home index site! :+1::heart: