Zigbee Securfi Sensors on Amazon
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pete_c
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I have the above items and never asked. They work fine with the Almond +
Personally here have only played with Zigbee / Almond +. I have not yet played with Leviton/HAI Omni Zigbee stuff.
Securifi has tested Zigbee thermostats (well helped a bit here with the Omnistat Zigbee they tested).
I am guessing with all of the devices being controlled by the Almond + it could be called Zigbee remote 2.0 (one Zigbee device that talks to many Zigbee protocal devices)
I do not think there are any HA 2.0 controllers / devices out there yet.
Here is the xml for the Peanut device I have which really doesn't say much.
I was able to update the firmware on the device last week just fine. It was slow and the updating worked fine. Thinking that the Peanut is using HA 1.2 (guesstimate?)
The old wiki relating to the protocols is kind of ambiguous (well old too).
</Device>
<Device ID="6">
<Name>PP-1</Name>
<Location>PP World</Location>
<OZWNode>NaN</OZWNode>
<ZigBeeShortID>0xa579</ZigBeeShortID>
<ZigBeeEUI64>00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00</ZigBeeEUI64>
<DeviceTechnology>ZigBeeTechnology</DeviceTechnology>
<AssociationTimeStamp>1429025398</AssociationTimeStamp>
<DeviceType>SecurifiSmartSwitch</DeviceType>
<FriendlyDeviceType>SecurifiSmartSwitch</FriendlyDeviceType>
<AllowNotification>1</AllowNotification>
<ValueVariables Count="14">
<LastKnownValue Index="1" EndPoint="1" Name="SWITCH BINARY" Type="Bool">true</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="2" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_FREQUENCYMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x0001</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="3" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_FREQUENCYDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x0001</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="4" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_POWERMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x280c</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="5" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_POWERDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x9999</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="6" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_VOLTAGEMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x00b4</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="7" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_VOLTAGEDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x9999</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="8" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_CURRENTMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x0048</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="9" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_CURRENTDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x9999</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="10" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_FREQUENCY" Type="Short">0x0000</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="11" EndPoint="1" Name="ACTIVE_POWER" Type="Short">0x0017</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="12" EndPoint="1" Name="RMS_VOLTAGE" Type="Short">0x68d6</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="13" EndPoint="1" Name="RMS_CURRENT" Type="Short">0x0030</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="14" EndPoint="1" Name="RETAIN_STATE" Type="Short">0x0000</LastKnownValue>
</ValueVariables>
</Device>
</DeviceList>
Personally here have only played with Zigbee / Almond +. I have not yet played with Leviton/HAI Omni Zigbee stuff.
Securifi has tested Zigbee thermostats (well helped a bit here with the Omnistat Zigbee they tested).
I am guessing with all of the devices being controlled by the Almond + it could be called Zigbee remote 2.0 (one Zigbee device that talks to many Zigbee protocal devices)
I do not think there are any HA 2.0 controllers / devices out there yet.
Here is the xml for the Peanut device I have which really doesn't say much.
I was able to update the firmware on the device last week just fine. It was slow and the updating worked fine. Thinking that the Peanut is using HA 1.2 (guesstimate?)
The old wiki relating to the protocols is kind of ambiguous (well old too).
</Device>
<Device ID="6">
<Name>PP-1</Name>
<Location>PP World</Location>
<OZWNode>NaN</OZWNode>
<ZigBeeShortID>0xa579</ZigBeeShortID>
<ZigBeeEUI64>00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00</ZigBeeEUI64>
<DeviceTechnology>ZigBeeTechnology</DeviceTechnology>
<AssociationTimeStamp>1429025398</AssociationTimeStamp>
<DeviceType>SecurifiSmartSwitch</DeviceType>
<FriendlyDeviceType>SecurifiSmartSwitch</FriendlyDeviceType>
<AllowNotification>1</AllowNotification>
<ValueVariables Count="14">
<LastKnownValue Index="1" EndPoint="1" Name="SWITCH BINARY" Type="Bool">true</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="2" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_FREQUENCYMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x0001</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="3" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_FREQUENCYDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x0001</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="4" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_POWERMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x280c</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="5" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_POWERDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x9999</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="6" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_VOLTAGEMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x00b4</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="7" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_VOLTAGEDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x9999</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="8" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_CURRENTMULTIPLIER" Type="Short">0x0048</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="9" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_CURRENTDIVISOR" Type="Short">0x9999</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="10" EndPoint="1" Name="AC_FREQUENCY" Type="Short">0x0000</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="11" EndPoint="1" Name="ACTIVE_POWER" Type="Short">0x0017</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="12" EndPoint="1" Name="RMS_VOLTAGE" Type="Short">0x68d6</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="13" EndPoint="1" Name="RMS_CURRENT" Type="Short">0x0030</LastKnownValue>
<LastKnownValue Index="14" EndPoint="1" Name="RETAIN_STATE" Type="Short">0x0000</LastKnownValue>
</ValueVariables>
</Device>
</DeviceList>
NeverDie
Senior Member
The amazon listings seem to imply they work only with the Almond+ or the Almond 2015. Are you able to get the signals into HomeSeer through a plug-in or other means, or are you presently processing them on the Almond+ or something else?pete_c said:
If you happen to know, how's the battery life on item #3, the PIR?
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