(EDGE Driver-Mc): Z-Wave Sensor and Child Thermostat Mc

[Mariano_Colmenarejo]

@guzzuk

I’m trying to use an Aqara temp sensor as a thermostat to control a socket - how do I install the above to do this? (could try Samsung multi sensor too)

Hi @guzzuk
To use smartthings multisensors you have to use this Zigbee Temp Sensor with Thermostat Mc driver, with these models:

- id: "Samjin/multi"
    deviceLabel: Multipurpose Sensor
    manufacturer: Samjin
    model: multi
    deviceProfileName: contact-acc-temp-therm-battery-05
  - id: "SmartThings/multiv4"
    deviceLabel: Multipurpose Sensor
    manufacturer: SmartThings
    model: multiv4
    deviceProfileName: contact-acc-temp-therm-battery-05
  - id: "CentraLite/3321-S"
    deviceLabel: Multipurpose Sensor
    manufacturer: CentraLite
    model: 3321-S
    deviceProfileName: contact-acc-temp-therm-battery-05

Smarttings devices are better for use as thermostat that Aqara, due to the interval temperature reports working very well in multipurpose sensors

• You need to install driver in your hub from my channel here
• In app uninstall device
• Install device with search nearby option

This driver allows you to continue using the multisensor as before, but with the added features of a full virtual thermostat.

Here are instructions on how to use the thermostat settings. If you have any questions you can ask whatever you want

(EDGE Driver-Mc): Zigbee Temp Sensor and Child Thermostat Mc, Zigbee Temp Sensor with Thermostat Mc

(NEW RELEASE): Edge Driver Zigbee TempSensor and Thermostat Mc: Version 2 in this link Version 2.2 in this link Version 3 in this link Version 3.5 in this link Version 4 in this link Version 4.5 Thermostat Sensors Groups Control Versions of Zigbee Temp Humidity Sensor Mc driver Version 2.5 in this link version 3 in this link Version 4 in this link Version 5 in this Link This new Edge Driver allows you to convert a sensor that has the capability of Temperature into a fully programmable Thermostat that runs locally and usable with Routines and Scenes. My thanks to @milandjurovic71 for his debugging work and for his always useful ideas and suggestions that it do possible build his idea of a fully operational virtual thermostat on the same driver. Thanks also to @TAustin for help…