add smart plugs: TS011F by _TZ3000_1obwwnmq

[rrozema]

I don't want to pollute the discussion already going on for adding other smart plugs, so starting a new one here -with almost the same title- to see if there is a solution for some different smart-plug-like devices as well...

There are actually 2 things I'd like to discuss here with regards to the device mentioned in the title:
1 - multiple different types of devices identify themselves as model TS011F,
2 - smart plugs with multiple switches.

1: multiple device types with model TS011F
A TS011F smart switch by Tuya is listed in the powercalc database. However there are multiple different devices which all identify themselves as TS011F. I have 3 different devices -all having model TS011F- and each having different power usage patterns. They are sold under different brands, but obviously they are all Tuya devices. While they all have the TS011F model, they can be distinguished by their manufacturer:

• TS011F by _TZ3000_1obwwnmq, a.k.a. Silvercrest HG06338, a 3-channel AC switch block with 4 usb power ports. Sold by Lidl.
• TS011F by _TZ3000_cjrngdr3, a.k.a. MatSee mini smart zigbee switch, an in-wall zigbee 1-channel switch module with power metering, sold by Aliexpress shop MatSeePlus.
• TS011F by _TZ3000_gjnozsaz, a.k.a. Tuya Smart Zigbee plug, a smart plug with power metering. Sold by IHOMECAM Official Store via Aliexpress.

Can we have a way of identifying Tuya devices with the same model but different manufacturers in Powercalc?

2: smart plugs with multiple switches
The above Silvercrest device sold by Lidl is actually not just a single power plug, it is a 3-channel smart extension cord. i.e. it has 3 switch controls in HA. Using a shelly S plug I found that this device pulls less than 0.3 watt (it shows as 0.0W in the shelly S, which has a minimum detection of 0.3W a.f.a.i.k) in idle mode. With one switch On it pulls ~1.0W, with 2 switches On it pulls ~1.5W and with 3 switches On it pulls ~2.1W.

Can we define such multiple channel switches in Powercalc?

[bramstroker]

1: multiple device types with model TS011F A TS011F smart switch by Tuya is listed in the powercalc database. However there are multiple different devices which all identify themselves as TS011F. I have 3 different devices -all having model TS011F- and each having different power usage patterns. They are sold under different brands, but obviously they are all Tuya devices. While they all have the TS011F model, they can be distinguished by their manufacturer:

Did you integrate the plugs with Zigbee2Mqtt? I think these identifiers need to be submitted to zigbee converter database. https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee-herdsman-converters
Seems like if the specific zigbee id _TZ3000_1obwwnmq is not known there it will just identify itself as TS011F which seems some generic model id.

2: smart plugs with multiple switches The above Silvercrest device sold by Lidl is actually not just a single power plug, it is a 3-channel smart extension cord. i.e. it has 3 switch controls in HA. Using a shelly S plug I found that this device pulls less than 0.3 watt (it shows as 0.0W in the shelly S, which has a minimum detection of 0.3W a.f.a.i.k) in idle mode. With one switch On it pulls ~1.0W, with 2 switches On it pulls ~1.5W and with 3 switches On it pulls ~2.1W.

Can we define such multiple channel switches in Powercalc?

Not an easy way to get this profile in the library with current configuration possibilities. Also, we need to make sure it will work for all users and installations, which will be very difficult as there is also no fixed naming of these switch entities. Users may rename these.
I would suggest you to just set this up manually using fixed power calculation strategy and a template for the power value.

Template could look something like this:

{% set num_switches = expand('switch.1' ,'switch.2', 'switch.3')|selectattr('state','equalto','on')|list|length %}
{% if num_switches == 1 %}
  1
{% elif num_switches == 2 %}
  1.5
{% elif num_switches == 3 %}
  2.1
{% else %}
  0.3
{% endif %}

[rrozema]

1: multiple device types with model TS011F
Did you integrate the plugs with Zigbee2Mqtt? I think these identifiers need to be submitted to zigbee converter database. https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee-herdsman-converters Seems like if the specific zigbee id _TZ3000_1obwwnmq is not known there it will just identify itself as TS011F which seems some generic model id.

Is registering them with Zigbee2Mqtt also relevant if I only use ZHA for my zigbee devices in HA?

2: smart plugs with multiple switches
Template could look something like this:

Thanks for this. I'll set it up that way.

[bramstroker]

Is registering them with Zigbee2Mqtt also relevant if I only use ZHA for my zigbee devices in HA?

I don't know exactly. I don't use Zigbee myself so also not really familiar with all these integrations and their quirks.
Powercalc only checks the device information known to HA, when the specific model/manufacturer is not exposed to HA there is not much I can do.
You might still submit the profiles to Powercalc library and then you'll be able to just select the correct manufacturer and model manually from powercalc library.