I couldn't find a way of determining if TP-Link was using ZHA, deCONZ, or zigbee2mqtt so I looked at the SR-20 router's (which the CS100 is marketed to pair with) compatibility list and found the NCZ-3011-HA, which HE also approved, so I was thinking maybe there is hope for the CS100.
Not sure how "good" of a sensor it is but if it's half-way decent, then it may be a winner at that price. Figured I'd reach out to the community before pulling the trigger and getting some.
From my experience on routers, lights, and plug-switches, TP-Link makes solid products for the home market with a strong connection to the business market. If it works with Hubitat (generic driver?), it would likely be a good add to your device list. And this price appears right.
Caution: This may be an orphaned device. It is not on the TP-Link Page as a product. Can not find it on the US product nor support page.
This has been around for several years. I even believe it had Zigbee and Z-Wave originally (or maybe they upgraded). They want their Kasa App and Kasa Cloud to be your integration home.
So I took a chance an bought a couple.
The sensor connected to HE just fine (ZigBee via HUSBZB-1) and got open/close readings using either of the following drivers...
Generic ZigBee contact sensor
NYCE contact sensor
Neither would read the battery level though. Here are the device details...
endpointId: 01
application:
softwareBuild:
inClusters: 0000,0001,0003,0500,FF88
outClusters: 0019
model: CS100
manufacturer: TP-Link
The build on the unit is very nice; much nicer than my HS-DS100+. The only neg I can see is they do not have a tamper switch and are not reporting battery state with the current drivers.
Not sure what to do at this point (newbie here). Do I post the info in a specific forum for HE driver consideration, donate a sensor to a community dev, or what?
First, thank you all for this fun that you brought to my life.
I have 3 CS-100's (Open/Close sensor) and 3 MS-100's (Motion Sensor) working as Generic ZigBee devices.
Open/close sensors work no problem what so ever.
Motion sensors work but reset time is over 3 minutes on all 3 that I have.
Timed all 3 multiple times and more or less, they are all on about 3 mins "reboot" time.
Is there any way I can reset time quicker?
Few Notes:
After plugging in new battery, I had device discovered by Hubitat and had no control of the sensors at all.
After removing the battery for a few seconds, sensors reconnect and start working as they should.
Another note about MS-100 - There is another "sub device" [Motion Sensor 1 - Light Indicator Sensor (Generic Component Switch)]
The first thing I did, (obviously), was change the type to a generic zigbee contact sensor. I've also tried NYCE contact sensor. Neither results in it being anything other than a functionless "device".
Others have been successful with this. What did I miss?
