Tuya based water timer

Hardware
1

I have the orange coloured Diivoo water timer with 2 valves. When I add it to Tuya integration, there is only one switch which controls the left valve.
I looked at Tuya developer link and added the device to it and there is only one switch, how does the app control both valves ?

Code from switch.py

    # Smart Water Timer
    "sfkzq": (
        SwitchEntityDescription(
            key=DPCode.SWITCH,
            translation_key="switch",

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 "data": {
    "endpoint": "https://apigw.tuyaus.com",
    "terminal_id": "17494243685999rmEDR",
    "mqtt_connected": true,
    "disabled_by": null,
    "disabled_polling": false,
    "devices": [
      {
        "id": "eb693cdiizikexjp",
        "name": "2-Zone Smart Water Timer 2",
        "category": "sfkzq",
        "product_id": "r6ya07uz",
        "product_name": "2-Zone Smart Water Timer",
        "online": true,
        "sub": true,
        "time_zone": "-04:00",
        "active_time": "2025-06-08T23:59:22+00:00",
        "create_time": "2025-06-08T23:59:22+00:00",
        "update_time": "2025-06-08T23:59:22+00:00",
        "function": {
          "switch": {
            "type": "Boolean",
            "value": {}
          },
2

I was able to make it work. Steps:

  1. create an account on https://platform.tuya.com
  2. Create a new project
  3. Add the device using Devices->link app account (use Smartlife app username/password)
  4. Go to device debugging and there is a link at the top [product details], click on that
  5. In the next screen switch " Select Control Instruction Mode" to DP Instruction and save
  6. in HA got HACS and install this GitHub - lasry1/home-assistant-tuya-custom: ggq added and do not restart yet
  7. Open the custom_components/tuya/switch.py on you HA (you can use the File editor)
  8. Look for sfkzq
  9. Remove that section and replace it with
    # Smart Water Timer
    "sfkzq": (
        SwitchEntityDescription(
            key=DPCode.SWITCH,
            name="Switch",
            icon="mdi:sprinkler-variant",
        ),
        SwitchEntityDescription(
            key=DPCode.SWITCH_2,
            name="Switch_2",
            icon="mdi:sprinkler-variant",
        ),        
    ),
  1. Save the file and restart HA
  2. Go to settings devices and services and Add Tuya custom integration and configure it as you would normally

You can use my custom_component after doing steps 1-5

3

Thanks for the info.

I’m trying to use GitHub - lasry1/home-assistant-tuya-custom: ggq added just for the 1 switch controller Diivoo WT-03, which seems to be a sfkzq water timer (based on the Tuya debug data).

When I restarted HA I can see the old integration entry failed to bet setup, so I created a new one. When I did that I see the device, but the switch is not controllable, and the diagnostic valuse are all still unavailable.

where there any other suggestions involved it getting this to work?

4

You need to use my repo (previous post) and follow the instructions in that repo to switch the device instructions.

5

I’m on step 8. On opening switch.py in custom_compontents/tuya I do not have entry for sfkaq. I do have an entry for sfkzq, which is as follows:

“sfkzq”: (
SwitchEntityDescription(
key=DPCode.SWITCH,
name=“Switch”,
icon=“mdi:sprinkler-variant”,
),
),

which is the first portion of your modified code.

I have tried replacing this portion of code with your modified code, adding the ‘switch_2’ portion.

On rebooting and adding the Tuya integration I do now see Switch 1 and Switch 2 for the water timer, but both switches report unavailable and do not respond to any input.

7

sfkaq was a typo, now fixed.
you said you rebooted and added Tuya integration, if you make changes then add the integration,this will overwrite what you modified.
Please follow the steps as I posted them, this is not for the builtin tuya.

8

I followed all the steps, but at the end I failed when restarting HA with the following error message:

Setup failed for custom integration ‘tuya’: Unable to import component: No module named ‘homeassistant.backports.enum’

Which comes from line 10 in const.py:
from homeassistant.backports.enum import StrEnum

Information from HA developers: homeassistant.backports.enum.StrEnum is deprecated and was replaced by enum.StrEnum. It was removed starting with Python 3.12, see https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2024/04/08/deprecated-backports-and-typing-aliases

Would it be possible to correct this to get the integration working again?

9

I stopped using this integration and using Tuya Local instead.
If you want this one fixed, you need to contact the developer of this integration (I only added a device)

10

In the meantime I found that Xtend Tuya is doing the job with my water timer very well, so I also stopped my activities on this integration.