Hi, very new to HA and just trying to get all our smart things connected for now!.
I have aload of these -
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Monitoring-EIGHTREE-Assistant-Wireless-Control/dp/B0B6ZXHJZW
They work well, do everything I need, and their own app on iphone is nice, but of course I want them in HA! But I cant for the life of me work out how. They seem to work with lots of smart systems, such as Alexa.
Thanks,
Mark
Iāve got a few of these set up using the Tuya integration (see here: Tuya - Home Assistant).
Once youāve got them added and setup with the Tuya integration, you can also set up the energy monitoring (if you have those ones) in HA too. I found this to be helpful in showing how to do this and would probably explain it better than I could!
Hi, so sorry, work got the better of mee! Iāll def try this out today, many thanks.
Iāve since moved my devices from the Tuya to Local Tuya integration. If youāve got HACS installed, it might be worth looking into: GitHub - rospogrigio/localtuya: local handling for Tuya devices
When setting up devices you can set the āScan Intervalā to 10 and it will update the energy values every 10s. I found with the Tuya integration, they didnāt update very often. It would only update when I had the Smart Life app open and monitoring it through there.
This has the bonus of running locally (without relying on cloud) and helps your energy calculations be more accurate.
It took me some time to understand what I was doing, but after doing one plug, it was easier to understand. Once HACS is installed, navigate to HACS > Integrations > Click āExplore & Download Repositoriesā, search for āLocal Tuyaā and continue following the āAdding the Integrationā section in the GitHub link above.
I hope this helps other newbies like myself! 
Hi,
I know this is an old post, but I just both a few of those Eightree smart plugs and Iām trying to get them to work with HA, so far no juice. Iām having trouble getting the Energy Usage (kWh) and the total Energy Usage (sum kWh) into HA.
Did you manage to get it working with localtuya?
Also How do I get it into the Energy dashboard? (if I get it to work at all)
Could you or someone else help me out with a small step-by-step guide?
TIA
p.s. I have read all the above and all the suggestions mention but couldnāt get it to work.
How did you get these working in HA? Iāve got some and got them added in the Tuya app and they work but in Home Assistant, they just show as unsupported and I canāt do anything with them as they have no entities or anything?
Edit: Having seen other people using these plugs with HA, last night I decided to have another look at them and this time they seem just fine HA, not sure what was going on originally when they showed up as not supported and they didnāt work. All is good now.
Hi,
Just want to say that these (UK) plugs integrate nicely into Home Assistant via Local Tuya or via Tuya
Can anyone confirm whether the plug above (the link is broken) is the same as this one currently on sale (with Matter support): https://www.amazon.co.uk/EIGHTREE-SmartThings-Sockets-Control-Function/dp/B0CD819FZB/
Iāve just purchased two of them, and can connected them easily with Matter to Apple HomeKit, but Home Assistantās Matter gets through āConnectingā¦ā and then gets stuck āsetting upā¦ā. Iāve not yet tried Tuya with themā¦
After updating to yesterdayās Home Assistant 2024.26.0 (with yesterdayās new matter server beta), I still cannot directly connect to these smart plugs via Matter, whereas Apple Home manages that just fine.
However, what does now work (but failed repeatedly before), is that I can first join the plugs to Apple Home, then in Apple Home do the āPut device in pairing modeā, copy the code across to Home Assistant (add device->matter->ā¦), and then it does finally connect. So clearly some bugs to be worked out here, but I have found a means of getting things running with Matter only (no Tuya involvedā¦).
Unsure if any energy monitoring will work via Matterā¦ to be seen.
do these now work ? and what about energy monitoring as HA now supports Matter v1.3