Thanks for the new update! It (the release notes, at least
) looks great!
Hi, today iāve updated to 0.4.0, and while everything was perfect with previous versions, this one seems to not recognize the end of a cycle. Using it with a washing machine, and as you suggested, cleared all previous wash cycles, and started fresh. I turned off the washing machine completelly, still says its āunknownā and ādetectingā.
Tried restarting the integration, didnāt help
Hi everyone,
First of all, thank you for this integration! Itās a game-changer for making older appliances feel āsmart.ā
I would love to request a feature: the ability to trigger voice notifications (TTS) directly within the integration settings. While smartphone notifications are great, I find it much more useful to have a voice announcement in the house so I donāt need to check my phone to know the cycle is finished.
For context, I currently use a custom script for my dishwasher to achieve this on my Sonos speakers. It looks like this:
actions:
- data:
entity_id: media_player.living_room
message: Attention: Cycle lave vaisselle terminƩ.
volume_level: 0.55
min_wait: 3
action: script.tts_on_sonos_talvish
It would be amazing if we could configure a āTTS Actionā or āVoice Messageā field directly in the HA Washdata setup so that the announcement happens automatically when the state changes to Finished.
Is this something you would consider adding?
Thanks for the great work!
I think you already have what you need.
The integration (which I love!) requires a power monitor. Even before this integration, I taught HA how to monitor the washer & dryer and notify when they were done.
I installed ha_washdata today on my Home Assistant (running HAOS on a VM on Unraid). I added two profiles manually and after that I recorded a manual cycle.
However, no image was displayed for after the cycle was marked as completed. The popup showed a broken image icon and when I opened the image URL, it displays 404 Not Found.
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Going to profile statistics, I see the same issue:
Hi! Excellent integration, Iām testing it now.
I noticed that there isnāt any entity (at least I couldnāt find one) that shows the total energy consumption in ākWhā.
It would be useful to track costs over the machineās lifetime and also to monitor prices per wash cycle.
I have a flow that I created in Node-RED that returns the cost based on the total consumption per cycle.
It would be enough to have that sensor to then do the rest.
Iāve had this installed for a few weeks but only really just starting to try using it.
I put a wash on and left the cycle program as āauto-detectā.
I now have:
sensor.washing_machine_program state = detecting
binary_sensor.washing_machine_running state = on
sensor.washing_machine_state state = running
In Diagnostics I have āSuggested Settings: 4 Pendingā with the following attributes:
suggestions:
watchdog_interval:
value: 338
reason: Based on observed update cadence (p95=33.8s) * 10 (min 30s buffer).
updated: '2026-02-22T15:56:19.954646+00:00'
no_update_active_timeout:
value: 676
reason: Based on observed update cadence (p95=33.8s) * 20 (min 60s).
updated: '2026-02-22T15:56:19.954666+00:00'
off_delay:
value: 169
reason: Based on observed update cadence (p95=33.8s) * 5 (min 60s).
updated: '2026-02-22T15:56:19.954676+00:00'
profile_match_interval:
value: 330
reason: Based on observed update cadence (median=33.0s) * 10.
updated: '2026-02-22T15:56:19.954685+00:00'
How do I turn these into wash profiles?
EDIT
Okay, after a bit more reading of the docs and this thread I think Iāve figured this out now. The game changer for us is discovering that I can automate a manual recording of a cycle, because at this time of year we do all our washing overnight when the electricity is cheapest.
What cards do you suggest for usage?
Can you please explain a bit more? I am also confused about this āSuggested settingsā.
Started playing with this integration this weekend and getting mixed results. Iām not 100% convinced that itās accurate so I thought to give the suggested zigbee2mqtt settings a go.
" Tips for Zigbee2MQTT (Z2M) users
If you are using Zigbee2MQTT with smart plugs, ensure your device reporting is responsive enough for accurate matching:
- Reporting Intervals: Decrease the reporting intervals in Z2M (e.g., Min: 1s-10s, Max: 1200s).
- Power Threshold: Decrease the minimum updating threshold (e.g., from 5W to 1W or 2W) to ensure small power changes are captured promptly.
- Note: These changes may slightly increase Zigbee network traffic."
Iām trying but itās not as simple as it is described so who can help me out on this?
Currently I have this as it seemed to be the most logical settings but is it correct?
Having again this behavior. Any idea ?
Thanks for the great integration! Is it possible to add an āIronā device type? It would be useful for detecting a forgotten ironās power pattern.
What device type is the smart plug? Ikea by any chance?
Question:
I have a Daikin heat pump boiler, which is partially heated by the heat pump and partially by a classic coil, depending on the heat need at that moment.
What device type or settings should I use to properly setup that boiler?
Rudi
A fibaro Zwave: FGWPE/F-101
Sorry, that's above my pay-grade.
I'd love to be able to track costs of the sessions exposed by the plugin


