I bought this sensor today and have successfully paired the sensor with the hub.
The sensor is recognized by the hub as a multi-sensor and correctly reads temperature and humidity using a driver from the smartthings beta channel. I would like to get pm 2.5 a tvoc if it’s possible… any ideas?
Can anyone tell me how often it reports data back to the SmartThings hub?
I use zigbee battery powered temperature sensors as virtual thermostats in my kids bedrooms and they are way too unreliable. They randomly report data between 20 minutes and 4 hours. That’s way too unreliable for my use case I need something that will report about every 15 minutes.
My sensors are Aqara ones and the graphs are missing up to 2/3 of the blue lines (per hour, forget about per minute, there’s no way), while there are a few more readings in history, but still far from anough.
I have MYSA thermostats as well and since they’re connected (see not battery powered) and Wifi, the readings are solids and not missing a line even in the minutes graph.
Looking at your screen captures, it looks pretty reliable. It’s a bit expensive, but I’m having such a hard time finding a good alternative to zigbee battery powered devices…
I thought it was a Matter device that’s why I connected it to a V3 hub. But now I see in “advanced” list its Zigbee. How come?
Apropos. I somewhere read: " quickly hit the connect button 4 times." That should do it.
Ikea calls it factory reset.
And… It contains a Sensirion chip that seems one of the best …
I finally got one and the readings are crazy fast. As soon as there’s a change in humidity or temperature, it reports to the hub.
Now it’d be nice to have an edge driver for air quality, and perhaps have decimals for temperature because it doesn’t with the default driver unfortunately. Not in the main view anyway. That is if the device can report more precise temperature with increments of .1
I think it can actually. I haven’t had enough temperature readings yet since it’s only been standing at the same place since I connected it this morning, but when you look at the history graph, there are decimals there. There are for humidity, so I don’t see why there wouldn’t for temperature as well.
This is Ikea’s decision to not expose the decimals of the temperature sensor over the Zigbee interface … I am 100% sure, as I wrote the Groovy driver for the other platform.
I really don’t mind not seeing decimals in the main view, but I need them for automations. As long as they are accessible in routines. Perhaps they already are, I could test it with routines and find out I guess.
If someone could write an edge driver for it, then we could have decimals in main view and whatnot