Seems to work better, but I still don’t get 2 set of lights.
Hi @LarsNorgaard
I wrote a message to you.
I’ve just went to Bilka and bought a new filament bulb, just for testing, and I can get that enrolled as well, can you tell me exactly which one it is that is failing, so I can buy the same?
State 2024 june.
LEDVANCE to Home Assistant Hassio integration possible with little workaround.
I have tested newest bulbs. Thank you @fribse it works!
- Pair it to Ledvance app
- Create Smarthings (Samsung) Account and Connect it with Ledvance account (add device partner thing)
- Install Smarthings integration SmartThings - Home Assistant
Works… little workaround but functional.
But there’s an even better way now, I’ve made a video about it not so long ago:
Hello
great news
how do you achieve this : " with Ledvance account (add device partner thing)" ?
I don’t find the partner LEDVANCE in Smart Things app, thanks
edit : I’ve just found, I was searching in the bad section, thanks to @fribse I’ve found the right section
@MarkWattTech @fribse Unfortunately the script is not available on github anymore! https://github.com/MarkWattTech/TuyaKeyExtractor apparently does not exist anymore…Do you have it saved somewhere?
EDIT:
SO here i found a script that works for the local keys with just the ledvance app and not the tuya app. It… just works:
Then you can add the gained information to tuyalocal…
FYI LEDVANCE have now committed to Matter compatibility on future products and won’t be revising previous firmware to be compatible.
I’ve managed to run the python script succesfully and I have localtuya on my homeassistant. What I can’t figure out is where I can find my “user code” 
Ijust took apart that [piece of shit lamp, deleted original firmware by writting opensource firmware OpenBK7231T
For me that piece of shit company lamp was not even able to connect to ANY of tuya oficial applications… so i had usless lamp. after i flashed this firmware it no longer sends data to china and fully integrates to HA -it uses MQTT for integration. You need usb-to ttl do do that but it saves sooo much brain cells.
My config [of OpenBK7231T] for LEDVANCE SMART+ Sun@Home Planon Frameless LED Panel 120x30cm
Previously I was using list tuya devices script (Revisions · List Tuya devices and local keys using OEM API (Ledvance or generic) · GitHub)
But now it turns out I can see local key and device id/virtual id in Smart+ app and I can simply use in tuya local integration.
Figured out to write it here as maybe someone will find it usefull on how to integrate in tuya local.
