dmontesinos
March 18, 2021, 2:27pm
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Hello everyone!
I’ve been reading this forum for a long time and I found a lot of help here, but at the moment I don’t find what I’m looking for.
RPi 4B 4GB
ConBee II USB Stick
ZHA
Some Zigbee devices
One of those devices is Xiaomi Mi Smart Plug and once I add it, ZHA creates 3 entities: one switch and 2 sensors called analog_input and analog_input2.
Thanks a lot
Hedda
September 8, 2021, 12:33pm
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dmontesinos:
My set up is like that:
RPi 4B 4GB
ConBee II USB Stick
ZHA
Some Zigbee devices
FYI, when specifially talking about the ZHA integration component for Home Assistant there are loads of related discussions/explainations here about this and the current ZHA limitation of 1 sensor per cluster:
opened 03:25PM - 26 Dec 20 UTC
closed 12:10PM - 05 Oct 21 UTC
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## The problem
In ZHA smart plugs are not showing value for used energy counter. I have tested 4 different types of plugs and all of them show:
smartenergy_metering - 'unknown'
When I use Manage Clusters I can see that all those plugs report used energy value in cluster 0x702, attrid 0 as current_summ_delivered
So it seems that instead of smartenergy_metering ( I don't know from which cluster it comes in existing integration)
should be used cluster: **Metering (Endpoint id: 1, Id: 0x0702, Type: in)**, attribute: **current_summ_delivered (id: 0x0000)**
I have checked with:
BlitzWolf BW-SHP13, Innr SP 120, Schwaiger ZHS15, Lonsonho 16A Energy Monitoring Plug and all of them report used energy counter in cluster:0x702, attrid:0
Same problem reported also by other users:
(https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/34090#issuecomment-745948613)
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BlitzWolf
Innr120
and here
opened 12:12PM - 12 Apr 20 UTC
closed 02:42AM - 20 Jul 20 UTC
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## I have Innr smart plug SP120 which can measure power consumption in kwh, but in HA integration only electrical_measurement and on_off are working. Smartenergy_metering shows 'unknown'
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Aeotec stick Zigbee adapter
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## Additional information
I have also Schwaiger ZHS15 plug with same behavior - no power consumption reading
There is also an issue posted to the HA core about ZHA energy consumption sensors not showing up:
opened 03:43AM - 15 Aug 21 UTC
closed 04:35PM - 29 Sep 21 UTC
integration: zha
energy
### The problem
I've got some Sercomm ESW01 switches / power meters, and they a… ren't appearing in the sensor list in the new energy consumption tab.
The smartenergy_metering entity captures a nice graph of the power usage, so it seems like that side of the integration is working for this switch.
Any pointers on how to hook them up would be appreciated.
### What is version of Home Assistant Core has the issue?
core-2021.8.6
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Home Assistant Supervised
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ZHA
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All those applies to most Zigbee power plugs or other Zigbee devices with integrated energy meters:
Tuya TS0121 → [Device Support Request] BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 smart plug (aka Tuya TS0121) · Issue #605 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 (OEM version of Tuya TS0121) → [Device Support Request] BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 smart plug (aka Tuya TS0121) · Issue #605 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
Develco Norwegian HAN Adapter (Develco EMIZB-132) → Add support for Develco Products A/S EMIZB-132 Norwegian HAN adapter · Issue #267 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
Develco Prosumer Meter (Develco SMMZB-310101)
Develco Smart Plug Mini (Develco Frient SPLZB-131) → [Device Support Request] Develco Frient SPLZB-131 Smart Plug Mini · Issue #857 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
Immax Plug-230V-ZB3.0 Smart Plug
Innr SP 120 (a.k.a. Innr SP120) → No power consumption readings from Innr smart plug SP120? · Issue #34090 · home-assistant/core · GitHub
Lonsonho 16A Energy Monitoring Plug (OEM version of Tuya TS0121) → [Device Support Request] BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 smart plug (aka Tuya TS0121) · Issue #605 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
SmartThings Smart Plug (UK)
Schwaiger ZHS15 → ZHA plugs - smartenergy_metering > wrong cluster · Issue #44539 · home-assistant/core · GitHub
Rehentele 16A Energy Monitoring Plug (OEM version of Tuya TS0121) → [Device Support Request] BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 smart plug (aka Tuya TS0121) · Issue #605 · zigpy/zha-device-handlers · GitHub
Aqara LUMI lumi.plug → ZHA plugs - smartenergy_metering > wrong cluster #44539
and a possible workaround being working on here
home-assistant:dev ← stattin42:use-current_summ_delivered
opened 05:24PM - 11 May 21 UTC
Use the 'current_summ_delivered' attrib (id: 0x0000) on the 'smartenergy_meterin… g' cluster (id: 0x0702); don't use the 'instantaneous_demand' attr (id: 0x0400).
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## Breaking change
ZHA Smart energy channel no longer reports attribute 'instantaneous_demand', but
attribute 'current_summ_delivered'.
## Proposed change
As reported in issue #44539 "ZHA plugs - smartenergy_metering > wrong cluster"
many (most?) energy metering capable devices support reporting energy
consumption with attribute 'current_summ_delivered'; not with attribute
'instantaneous_demand'.
Furthermore, Page 215/16 of the zigbee smart energy profile says that cluster
0x702 attribute 0x0 is "CurrentSummationDelivered represents the most recent
summed value of Energy, Gas, or Water delivered and consumed in the premises.
CurrentSummationDelivered is mandatory and must be provided as part of the
minimum data set to be provided by the metering device"
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