Led driver/controller

[mapb1990 (Miguel Borges)]

Hi,

I ordered a bedroom furniture that has LED strips (LED Strip Lynx Premium COB 9,6 W/m IP20 (24V DC) | Emuca) built into the furniture controlled by a touch switch (Dimmer, Häfele Loox, modular design, for snap-in connector | online at HÄFELE) connected to a driver (Driver, Häfele Loox5 24 V | online at HÄFELE)

Is there a Zigbee driver with the same type of I/O, so that I can integrate it with HA (Zigbee2MQTT)?
If don’t exist the same type of I/O, a default one (that support an external physical switch)?

[Karosm]

12V LED strip with 24V driver?

[mapb1990 (Miguel Borges)]

I think that it is 24V LED strip too. I update the post with the images that furniture store send me.

[Karosm]

Makes much more sense.
What about the button, it could be just a simple touch button or something more sophisticated, any idea?

[mapb1990 (Miguel Borges)]

i thing it is just a touch button for turn on/off

[Karosm]

How many pins it has in the connector?

[mapb1990 (Miguel Borges)]

from the documentation on the website, it seems to have 3 pins

[leukipp]

I use those all over the place with a Home Assistant Sky Connect (ZBT-1) Stick:

Mini control unit for ZigBee 3.0 and MiBoxer [SHOP] - Gledopto ZigBee, 19,99 €

They are great, because they support all input voltages and Led types (only for single adressable Leds I use WLED devices).

@mapb1990

If don’t exist the same type of I/O, a default one (that support an external physical switch)?

But they don’t have a connector for a physical switch. Maybe consider using an external switch / motion sensor etc. and a Home Assistant automation to turn the lights on/off?

[Karosm]

@mapb1990

from the documentation on the website, it seems to have 3 pins

You don’t have the devices “on your hands”?
You can easily build a setup with Shelly plus 1, 24V psu and a push button.
It’s only question if you can/want to use the existing button and power supply for this setup. To figure out that you need to do some testing with multimeter.
Similar to this setup:

Capacitive hidden switch 12V led strip

Hello, Super new to the ESP in general and wanted to check is it possible to repurpose the existing set of non addressable 12V led strip in closet and be controllable by touch as it is and adding the switch to the Home Assistant Here is the set I have installed in the closet https://designlight.eu/led-lighting/switches-and-sensors-for-led-systems/capacitive-switch-set-with-power-supply-38w.html 12V power supply connected to the Capacitive switch that is hidden and then connected to the LEDs …

[mapb1990 (Miguel Borges)]

@leukipp

Maybe consider using an external switch / motion sensor etc. and a Home Assistant automation to turn the lights on/off?

yap. looks to be the easy solution

@Karosm

You don’t have the devices “on your hands”?

not yet. I’m trying to find a solution before the furniture delivery/installation

@Karosm

You can easily build a setup with Shelly plus 1, 24V psu and a push button.

Shelly ids not zigbee. but aqara T2, should work, right?

[Karosm]

@mapb1990

but aqara T2, should work, right?

One way or another.
Documentation is quite bad. I wasn’t able to find a circuit diagram for powering it at 24VDC.