Sebastian :coffefied:<p>I have moved <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/Sonoff" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>Sonoff</span></a> <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/TRV" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>TRV</span></a> <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/Thermostat" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>Thermostat</span></a> I’ve initially setup for the bathroom to the kids room. I hope it’s sturdy enough…</p><p>The previous device <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/Eve" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>Eve</span></a> <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/EveThermo" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>EveThermo</span></a> has been raped and pillaged by them to a point it has randomly felt off the valve on operation.</p><p>The kids will be the ultimate test for it. If it can survive a month with them, I can go on and buy 4 more of them…😂 <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/Zigbee" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>Zigbee</span></a> <a href="https://mstdn.social/tags/HomeAssistant" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>HomeAssistant</span></a></p>
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#GoodMorning! I’ve had a little sleep last night, because I’ve rolled a dice on changing #Zigbee network channel… They do warn you it’s experimental feature.
It’s been previously running on channel 11, which is in fact a shitshow, as there are up to 100 2.4GHz networks around here…
Switched to 25.
FORTUNATELY, most of the devices did migrate, leaving me with only a few stubborn switches.
It seems to be working more reliably. Fingers crossed!
Von den Grundlagen über's messen & testen kommen wir als nächstes zum #loraahamm Sub-Topic "Integrate-them-all". Idee: #FreiFunk und #LoRaWAN , #homeassistant (#zigbee) & #EMS (#modbus) über einen Multiprotocol Router / Gateway zu bespielen.
Haben dazu mal sechs Lösungsansätze raus gesucht:
https://y.lab.nrw/funk-integration
Was meint ihr? Lieber Router/Gateway ergänzen oder nen NUC from scratch aufbauen (6)?
y.lab.nrwOpen Multiprotocol Industrial Gateways & Router - HedgeDoc
The SLZB-06M is a Zigbee coordinator with Ethernet, PoE, and web UI — well-suited for Home Assistant (ZHA) and advanced use cases.
This article covers its architecture, integration options, and how to enable Zigbee traffic sniffing via Wireshark.
https://meshstack.de/post/home-assistant/smlight-slzb06m-ultimate-zigbee-coordinator/
Smart Tech. Smarter Homes. · Hands-On with the SMLight SLZB-06M: The Ultimate Zigbee Gateway for Home Assistant
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@abhayakara Hi,
Nah, I’m good, but thanks for the offer. I’m going to replace HomeKit devices with Zigbee either way because I have 3 thermostats and only one is Matter.
#Zigbee has been nice to me, is not bound to one platform and I can do a lot more in there, still being able to push supported features to HomeKit through a bridge.
I only had issues with 2 products to be honest. Mentioned HomeKit and Sonos - both are vlan sensitive…
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In the end I had to reset #Eve #EveThermo to factory settings to add it again.
OF COURSE I have forgotten my #network is segmented and you cannot pair a fucking #HomeKit device if your #AppleTV and #iPhone are in different vlans…
Also, #HomeAssistant #Matter support is also restricted by vlans and it all has to be one subnet…
Matter was supposed to be easy and universal…
Well… My only #ThreadOverMatter enabled #EveThermo has gone offline yet again for reasons unknown to me. Of course there are no meaningful logs available for HomeKit… No wait… I haven’t seen ANY logs whatsoever…
I’m replacing that shit on the next pay day with a #Zigbee thermostat…
If your #zigbee integration in the current #HomeAssistant doesn't work anymore and you run #zigbee2mqtt , try restarting the latter. It fixed it for me.
Home assistant 2025.7
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LOL… In my excitement, I’ve presented the graphs to my Wife and I was instantly bashed for the TV playing all night…
#GoodMorning #Zigbee #HomeAssistant #HomeIT #SmartHome
#GoodMorning! The sun is rising in the world of small people, so let them have fun! Little Franek decided to spend his savings on a second hand Playmobil set yesterday and he loves it!
Damn, we did not have toys like that when we were kids…
We do have other toys, though. Yesterday I’ve installed a sketchy #Zigbee device to with power monitoring clamps, so I can look at more stats and graphs…
The device is Zemismart SDM01 and works with #HomeAssistant with a ZHA quirk…
Im Juni habe ich #Homeassistant als #Proxmox #VM aufgesetzt und nach und nach alle möglichen Geräte mittels #ModbusTCP (#Wechselrichter, #Speicher), #EVCC / #MQTT (#Wallbox), #Tasmota (#Stromzöhler) und #Zigbee (#Energiemessgeräte) integriert. Es schien kurzzeitig alles zu funktionieren bzw. hat auch funktioniert.
Allerdings - wie schon berichtet - war vor ein paar Tagen plötzlich der ganze Config-Ordner (/homeassistant) leer und damit alle #Daten weg.
Ich habe dann das Proxmox #Backup von vor dem Crash zurückgespielt und höndisch die seit dem Backup fehlenden Daten für den #Photovoltaik Ertrag ergänzt.
EVCC hat für die Wallbox eine Entität "sensor.evcc_loadpoint_warp3_total_charged_energy" erzeugt, die aber in HA selbst nicht für Statistiken nutzbar ist (sie wird nicht zur Auswahl angezeigt). Also habe ich eine #Hilfsentität angelegt:
template:
- sensor:
- name: geladene Energiemenge (gesamt) mit Einheit
unique_id: geladene_energiemenge_gesamt_mit_einheit
device_class: Energy
state_class: total_increasing
unit_of_measurement: "kWh"
state: "{{ states('sensor.evcc_loadpoint_warp3_total_charged_energy') | float(0) }}"
Das hat auch funktioniert.
Seit 2-3 Tagen habe ich allerdings das Phänomen, dass für jeden Messwert ein Ausreisser gespeichert wird. Ich lade angeblich 24/7 alle 5 min entweder genau 3.552,8 kWh oder alternativ 1.776,4 kWh, also genau die Hälfte des anderen Werts, obwohl das #EAuto gar nicht an der Wallbox hängt und folglich gar nichts geladen wird.
Ich muss also täglich 288 Werte höndisch auf 0 korrigieren - das nervt ziemlich.
Leider habe ich keine Idee, warum, nachdem es zunächst funktioniert hat, bei dieser Entität nun jeder Messwert reproduzierbar Amok läuft - und wie ich HA das wieder abgewöhnen kann
Ich bin für jede Idee dankbar.
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@blub @homeassistantde
Ich denke mal der größte Vorteil von #ZWave gegenüber #Zigbee ist die Nutzung des ISM/SRD-Frequenzbandes.
Viele Standards und damit massenhaft Geräte tummeln sich bei 2.4 GHz und verstopfen damit regelrecht den Funk.
Hinzu kommen die oft besseren Reichweiten, die sich z.B. auch bei #HomematicIP zeigen.
Ein Nachteil ist für viele der Kostenfaktor, der eher zugunsten Zigbee neigt.
de.wikipedia.orgZ-Wave – Wikipedia
Zooz Join the Works with Home Assistant Program
https://www.allthethings.best/zooz-join-the-works-with-home-assistant-program
Zooz has joined the Works with Home Assistant program, which is a certification effort run by the Open Home Foundation. The program tests smart home products in-house to make sure they are set up to work well with Home Assistant right out of the box.
#news #homeassistant #zigbee
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One more note!
While smart home stuff can seem intimidating/overwhelming at first, it's really no worse than what most people already know.
If we compare:
- Platforms: Homekit, Alexa, Google Home
- "Virtual cables": Zigbee, Matter
With:
- Storage formats: CD/DVD/BlueRay
- Display cables: VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort
- Displays: Plasma, LCD, Cathodes
- (etc)...
It's not really any worse, and like, if someone already gets the idea of a display cable adapter, a smart home bridge isn't that far of a leap 
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One of my "core" beliefs is that technology exists to make our lives easier. So I've tried my best to make every purchase that's "smart home" related, something that solves a pre-existing (so I don't go looking for new ones...) problem.
Whether this set of purchases, the smart lights I've accumulated, so I no longer leave the lights on for days because I straight up forget to turn them off (ADHD) or some other purchase...
It's always there to make my life easier 
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Why these devices specifically?
Because I can now create automations that turn on the airco and air-purifier based on both forecasted and real-time temperature and air quality.
This should help with my (3) medical conditions that are affected by heat and (2) affected by poor air quality 