Remove Temp Sensor from Generic Zigbee Moisture Sensor

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I bought some THIRDREALITY Zigbee Water Leak Sensors. They take AAA, have an alarm, seem to work really well so far

When I set them up they got detected as a motion sensor (no temp), so I switched them over to moisture sensor and they show up correctly, however they now have a temperature sensor which doesn't work

This is annoying, as I'm passing the device through to HomeBridge, and so now I have a temperature sensor that reads 0 listed, with no way to remove it

Is there any way to remove it from the device in Hubitat?

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Unless @mike.maxwell can whip something up, removing the temperature from a new version of the moisture sensor might require a custom driver.

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If your using @tonesto7 Homebridge app you can filter out capabilities. If your using Dan’s version you can also filter out capabilities.

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Well damn, I never noticed that before! That will work perfectly

Thank you for pointing that out!

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Please post the fingerprint fo this, ill add it to a new moisture driver without temperature.

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I'm not 100% sure how to get the fingerprint, but the fingerprint is mentioned here. Is this the information needed? This is the exact device

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Yes thanks, I seemed to have missed that post.

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Awesome!

Are you able to add this one too if it's not too late? Unsure if its already been done

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Another "leak, no temp" variant that would likely work with this new driver is the Tuya TS0207, which is also released under other names. I've been testing a driver for it and its pretty simple. Check it out @mike.maxwell at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/csstup/Hubitat-CSS/main/devicetypes/csstup/tuya-leak-sensor.src/tuya-leak-sensor.groovy

The Tuya leak sensor sends a combo battery percentage and voltage report every ~250 minutes and reports leaks as a IAS notification. Its similar to the Linkind which I've also been testing.

Let me know if I can fill in any details about either the TS0207 or the Linkind sensors!

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if you've tested these and they work with any of the stock drivers, please post the fingerprint, driver it works with and the device name, thanks!

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Here is the ones I was referring to, working great on Generic Zigbee Moisture Sensor

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I copied the picture from the thread, its the same

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For the Linkind sensor:

fingerprint endpointId: "01", profileId:"0104", inClusters: "0000,0001,0003,0020,0500,0B05", outClusters: "0019", model: "A001082", manufacturer: "LK", deviceJoinName: "Linkind Leak Sensor"

  • This will work with the stock Zigbee Moisture Sensor driver but has a few differences
  • No temperature sensor
  • Allows for battery report configurations for both 0x0001/0x0020 (voltage) and 0x0001/0x0021 (percentage). Both allow for the normal expected ranges (0x3600, 0x3600, 1), etc. The built in driver appears to configure battery voltage (0x0001/0x0020) reports for every 12 hours, but doesn't configure percentage.
  • Battery voltage is reported as expected, where 27 = 2.7V.
  • Battery percentage is reported as expected where 200 = 100%, 100 = 50%, etc.
  • It has a hard coded long poll interval of 1200 qtr seconds (5 minutes), so waking it up to reconfigure requires re-pairing or some other mechanism.
  • My working test driver is at https://github.com/csstup/Hubitat-CSS/blob/main/devicetypes/csstup/linkind-leak-sensor.src/linkind-leak-sensor.groovy

Tuya Leak Sensor:

            fingerprint endpointId: "01", profileId:"0104", inClusters: "0000,0001,0003,0500,EF01", outClusters: "0003,0019", model: "TS0207", manufacturer: "_TYZB01_sqmd19i1", deviceJoinName: "Tuya Leak Sensor"       // TS0207
            fingerprint endpointId: "01", profileId:"0104", inClusters: "0000,0001,0003,0500,EF01", outClusters: "0003,0019", model: "TS0207", manufacturer: "_TYZB01_o63ssaah", deviceJoinName: "Blitzwolf Leak Sensor"  // BlitzWolf BW-IS5
  • Works with the stock Zigbee Moisture Sensor but with a few differences
  • No temperature sensor
  • Has a hard coded battery report every 250 minutes or so (Its usually between 247 and 248 minutes). You can't query or change the battery reporting frequency.
  • The unsolicited battery report comes in as a single multi attribute result with both 0x0020 and 0x0021 attributes values enclosed. (I use additionalAttrs).
  • Battery voltage is reported as expected, where 27 = 2.7V
  • Battery percentage is reported as expected where 200 = 100%, etc.
  • It does no long polling of any kind.
  • My working test driver is at https://github.com/csstup/Hubitat-CSS/blob/main/devicetypes/csstup/tuya-leak-sensor.src/tuya-leak-sensor.groovy

Let me know if I can answer any questions or do any testing for either. Thanks!

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Thanks for your work on this.

I just received a leak detector sold under the Moes brand name from Amazon that appears to be the same as the Blitzwolf/Tuya. (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09G676VN1) Here's the info...

  • endpointId: 01
  • application: 40
  • softwareBuild:
  • inClusters: 0001,0003,0500,0000
  • outClusters: 0019,000A
  • model: TS0207
  • manufacturer: _TZ3000_t6jriawg

I added the following fingerprint line to my copy of your driver to test it...
fingerprint endpointId: "01", profileId:"0104", inClusters: "0000,0001,0003,0500", outClusters: "0019,000A", model: "TS0207", manufacturer: "_TZ3000_t6jriawg", deviceJoinName: "Moes Leak Sensor" // Moes

Afterward I re-added the device.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to report wet conditions and shows dry even when placed in water. Any thoughts?

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If you want to send me logs via PM, i'd be happy to take a look.
Send the following:
Log section of the device pairing
Log section of pressing the button (should send a current alarm status, ie leak or not)
Log section of placing the device in water.

Thanks!

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Just realized, many months later, that I never updated that this was solved. After removing the battery and resetting the sensor, it started reporting. Maybe that's all it needed all along.