HP19, all new batteries, only 2 other zigbee devices in the network (hue plugs).
Have four more Aqara temp sensors T1 and all of them does not get any values (not added at the moment).
But I do have a few other “old” Aqara sensors that works like a charm. So I guess I have to throw away the new ones and add the old ones again.
And I don’t buy for a second that this has anything to do with my zigbee network.
A shitty implementation on Homeys end I believe, or a bad product. My bet is on a shitty Homey implementation.
Not sure, haven’t seen here many complains like yours. Just by any chance, you have latest Homey firmware and went through ZigBee network reset, so you don’t have general ZigBee network keys, right? Also how your ZigBee mesh looks like when you loose those sensors?
Thanks for providing the reports, including the firmware versions as requested.
The temperature sensors and flood sensor were added max 20 minutes before the diagnostics report was submitted. Where the flood sensor already reported the battery level. In some cases, the temperature sensors might take a bit longer before sending the first data.
What happens when you press the button on the temperature sensors?
If that does not result in an updated temperature value, the sensor might be out of reach / cannot communicate with Homey.
Are you sure you looked at the correct flood sensor? Because one does report values and the other does not, both T1. All of my temp & humidity T1 sensors does not report any values, I just added two more T1 temp sensors (same firmware) and I have the same issue with these.
When I press the button on the sensor it blinks but no values is updated in Homey.
But when I disconnected the Hue Plug that acted as a router and then pressed the blue button again I can see that they route over another Hue plug instead, but still no values.
So they are apparently connected to the Zigbee network, just not getting any values out of them.
