Do they work without the Lidl hub? I’m trying to add them directly to my Philips hub with no success.
Using Home Assistant in Docker on a Synology 218 Plus with Deconz container (ConBee II). Have no problem adding the Lidl Sockets but the door/window sensors are a NO GO for me so far
Any pointer as to why ConBee II is not picking the door sensor?
I’ve managed to get the Silvercrest strip plug, since current Zigbee2mqtt only detects\controls the first socket. I’ve configured my zigbee2mqtt to use the adding support for new devices to zigbee2mqtt.
but manually added the code:
// Silvercrest
{
fingerprint: [
{modelID: 'TS011F', manufacturerName: '_TZ3000_wzauvbcs'},
{modelID: 'TS011F', manufacturerName: '_TZ3000_1obwwnmq'},
],
model: 'SPSZ 3 A1',
vendor: 'Silvercrest',
description: '3 gang switch, possibly with USB',
exposes: [e.switch().withEndpoint('l1'), e.switch().withEndpoint('l2'), e.switch().withEndpoint('l3')],
extend: generic.switch,
meta: {configureKey: 1, multiEndpoint: true},
configure: async (device, coordinatorEndpoint) => {
for (const ID of [1, 2, 3]) {
await bind(device.getEndpoint(ID), coordinatorEndpoint, ['genOnOff']);
}
},
endpoint: (device) => {
return {'l1': 1, 'l2': 2, 'l3': 3};
},
},
Result was:
Hello @dvd_f,
I don’t have that device to be able to test, but if you want create a fork of this repository GitHub - Koenkk/zigbee-herdsman-converters: Collection of device converters to be used with zigbee-herdsman , push your modifications and then finally create a Pull request with the zigbee2mqtt repository. Also write in the comments the json record of your device create in data/database.db
.
Best regards,
Paulo
Hello @Jelte,
I don’t use that library but for what I saw in this website (https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/zha/). The ZHA uses the zigpy project, to manage the devices I think they use this repository (https://github.com/zigpy/zha-device-handlers). You could try create a issue or add the device itself with their best practises.
Best regards,
Paulo
Please vote to have the silvercrest/Lidl gateway integration!
Hey,
from the 3.12 on we can buy the smarthome products here in Germany. One question i need the Zigbee Gateway (Silvercrest) for the products? I have a conbee II with deCONZ.
Greetings
As you can read in this topic, people have succes using a conbee stick or hue hub to connect most of the devices.
I use a ConBee and DeConz and just bought two Lidl products, the plug, which works fine, and the door sensor which Deconz identifies badly and is unusable in Home Assistant.
Just to make sure. Are you talking about this led strip:
https://www.lidl-shop.nl/LIVARNO-LUX-RGB-LED-verlichtingsband-Zigbee-Smart-Home/p100306624
Hi!
Is there a way to integrates lidl gateway with his devices?
Thanks a lot!
Hello NHC,
Yes. I bought the same, Easy to pair with Conbee II and ZHA
Hello all,
I need support, I try to light my new lidl bulbs (or the Led Strip) using Light_ON service.
Unfortunatelly, the white is not as bright as it should.
This is my parameter
entity_id: light.tz3000_odygigth_ts0505a_level_light_color_on_off
transition: 2
brightness_pct: 100
white_value: 255
color_name: white
If I use the dashboard with following parameters, it is much better
Someone can help ?
Try color_temp
or kelvin
. The parameters you use are meant for color values. If the LED light has a dedicated white color you should not use those values.
What you can do is set the light like you want through the UI you have there. Then go to developer tools and ook at the attributes. Then you can use those attributes for color_temp
or kelvin
and have it exactly like that with an service call.
Thanks ASNNet
I both tried color_temp and kelvin, but it sounds that it is not supported by the lidl bulb. Strange,
If I get the state, I have following parameters, but I also get an error if I try to reuse them
What kind off radiator thermostatic heads, which SilverCrest gateway see, do you have?
And this is the gateway:
For anyone interested, here’s a quick look video at the Gateway and bulbs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-ljAlKu6F4
Can someone who bought the gateway please open it up and post pictures of all the chips inside it?
If their gateway/hub is based on an ESP8266 or ESP32 then maybe it could be hacked with Tasmota?
https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Zigbee/
Tasmota ESP8266 firmware runs on Sonoff ZBBridge by Itead but that has WiFi only and not Ethernet.
@Jakub.Vitik Nice, though any chance you can take another picture with a flash or better lights?
The picture is a little too blurry to read the text on the smaller chips and guess that is lack of lighting? It would also be best to save in PNG format instead of JPG due to it having worse compression artefacts.
Regardless it looks like might have put their own sticker on-top of the WiFi SoC chip so it could be an ESP8266 or ESP32 but the easiest way to tell would probably to remove that sticker and take a picture of the bare chip without that sticker. Another more advanced option way would be to probe the pins.