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Ecozy radiator valve #209

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twansevriens opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 14 comments
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Ecozy radiator valve #209

twansevriens opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 14 comments
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@twansevriens
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Does anyone have any experience with the zigbee ecozy (ecozy.de) thermostat?

@mshli
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mshli commented Feb 25, 2018

I have the same issue. I am using deconz with a raspbee module and i want to connect some eCozy valves. Does anybody have a solution?

@ebaauw
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ebaauw commented Feb 25, 2018

From their manual:

eCozy is compatible with ZigBee home automation profile 1.2, and can therefore, operate with smart home platforms like Qivicon or Almond and many others (please contact [email protected] for more information).

You could mail them and ask for technical documentation (which endpoints/clusters does the thermostat support?).

@mshli
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mshli commented Feb 28, 2018

I send the email to ecozy, but i‘m still waiting for an answer.
I found this (https://github.com/ckpt-martin/SmartThings) here on github. It‘s a plugin to integrate ecozy thermostate valves into an Samsung smartThings Hub. Maybe it helps for developing.

This was referenced Mar 1, 2018
@mshli
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mshli commented Mar 1, 2018

I got something from eCozy. I hope, it's the right thing. With the implementation i definitly need your help.

eCozy_thermostat_List_of_clusters_and_attributes.pdf

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mshli commented Mar 4, 2018

How do i add a new device?

@rygel
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rygel commented Mar 7, 2018

I would also be interested in support for these Thermostatic Radiator Valves. They are currently available in Germany for little money.

@mshli
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mshli commented Mar 9, 2018

I added the missing attributes to the general.xml. Where do i have to add the thermostate to rest api? Which file? Thanks for any hint.

@ebaauw
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ebaauw commented Mar 10, 2018

That will be a huge change, impacting at least de_web_plugin.cpp, sensors.cpp, rest_sensors.cpp, and database.cpp. Probably also bindings.cpp and various .h files. There’s currently no support in the REST API for the 0x0200 and 0x0204 clusters. As it’s battery powered, you probably need to use config.pending or something similar to collect changes until the device is awake.

Not even sure if we’d want to expose the radiator valve as a /sensors or a /lights resource. See also the discussion on Keen vents, #269 and the Heiman Siren, #404.

@mshli
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mshli commented Mar 12, 2018

OK. Thanks for the information. What do you think how long does it takes to implement de ecozy's? Do you need weeks, months or years?

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mshli commented Jun 25, 2018

Did you find a solution for integrating the radiator valves? Any advances?

@Jasonthefirst
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I would be interested in this too.
I am not so good in integrating it myself.

@ethologus
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Is there a way to use ecozy with deconz?

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@simonbove
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Anything new about this or other radiator valve?

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