for those wondering, this irrigation smart valve works with the generic Smartthings Zigbee driver
Yup, sure does. I have two of them working great with ST.
If no water flow is detected after a certain amount of time, the valve closes automatically. Obviously ST’s driver doesn’t take all the capabilities into account, but the basics are there.
Hi, which driver do you use?
I recently bought an SWV-ZFE (Hydro One), and the only controller that works with it is the Generic Zigbee Switch. I can use it to switch the valve on and off, but that’s about all it can do. It doesn’t even report the battery level.
I tried the Mariano drivers Edge-Drivers-Beta/zigbee-valve-st-mc/fingerprints.yml at main · Mariano-Github/Edge-Drivers-Beta · GitHub but it doesn’t recognize the device ![]()
Hi @Pajacyk0v
You are right, only ST’s generic zigbee switch will be found unless you have a custom Edge Driver, like Mariano’s AND only if the fingerprint is in that driver. His driver does have the model that I have (SWV):
Is the model you have (SWV-ZFE) showing up in the advanced ST web app as “SWV-ZFE”? Please let me know, and if it is I can add that to my version of Mariano’s driver that I’m using.
On a separate note, I’m hoping that someone, someday, decides to create a more fully functional Edge drive for this device to support more capabilities, like the ones listed below:
Thanks @Pajacyk0v, that model isn’t in any of the edge drivers at the moment. I went ahead and updated my version of Mariano’s driver to add your model to the fingerprint. You can find and install the driver from my channel linked below. Please try it out and let me know if something doesn’t work when installing it.
See here:
Hi, I can report the SWV-ZFE is now recognized by Mariano’s driver! The device now shows as a water valve and the battery level is displayed. There are no further settings available yet though.
What I found out is that I can force the device into proximity (BLE) mode by powering off my SmartThings Hub to configure or update it via the eWeLink app.
@Andreas_Roedl 's driver is working as well, and showing even more options already - so I would definitely give this driver a go! ![]()







