@TedTolboom Is it possible to add “FP1” in the app?
I can see FP1E but it doesn’t work to add the FP1 as a FP1E.
Gosh, how annoying, I buy in my opinion exactly the products that are shown on this link: https://homey.app/nl-nl/app/com.xiaomi-mi/Aqara/ . And then I installed the Aqara App, now I want to install my first sensor: “Single switch module T1 with neutral wire” on my homey pro early 2016 and now homey sees it as an unknown device…… Now I want to operate the button on the unknown device and homey tells: Device does not support on / off.
Who has advice? … Bought 5 different sensors….
Is there another way for Homey to control them via an Aqara hub or something? Worthless.
The problem may be that the manufacturer Aqara has revised/modified the Single Switch Module T1. As part of this process, the device has also been given a new (internal) ID, which is stored on the chip and/or in the firmware, but the device is still being sold under the same name “Single Switch Module T1”. Consumers are usually unaware of such changes and are often unable to check them beforehand.
However, if you want to add the revised/modified device to Homey, Homey cannot recognize it because it has a new and unknown ID. Therefore, the device is not assigned to a specific Homey app, but is added as a “Generic Zigbee Device.”
If the Aqara app developer adds the new ID to the Homey Aqara app, the device should work without any problems. However, only the app developer can say when and if he will do this.
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Yeah, okay, thanks for the reply. I also think it’s because this is Chinese-made, but I don’t understand why they don’t clearly indicate that on this page: https://homey.app/nl-nl/app/com.xiaomi-mi/Aqara/ Which model and serial number you need… Then I would have paid close attention… This is probably a clone.
These are my device numbers:
Switch DLKZMK11LM Aqara T1 Single Switch Module (With Neutral)
Light Sensor GZCGQ11LM Aqara T1 Light Sensor
Humidity Sensor WSDCGQ11LM Aqara Temperature & Humidity Sensor
You really should read the first post of this topic….
Yeah, too bad I didn’t know it would be here in this forum… They could have put a link to this forum or to that table from the Aqara | Homey webpage. A link to “supported devices” or something like that… But thanks for the info anyway, because I still didn’t know it was at the top of this page. 
My system:
Model Homey (Early 2016) Versie 12.10.0
Aqara Ap v1.15.1
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Exactly the same issue (see about 10 posts higher). Although it is added as a generic zigbee device, it does function (turn on and off). But I want it supported in an app instead of hanging around as a generic zigbee device.
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This message has been deleted. Your system is listed in the previous messages, sorry.
“Aqara app (latest version, V1.15.1) to my Homey (Early 2016, V12.10.0)”
I did some research on the device codes in the table, regardless of whether they’re Chinese or EU. It makes no difference. The problem is that the codes/the latest codes haven’t been added to the Aqara v1.15.1 app, ( DirkG ) and our Homey won’t update to the latest version: Aqara app v1.17.4. It’s possible that the new/different device codes are included there.
There may be 1 missing, I have to manually search for the codes.
List:
Apparaatcode Regio
1 AAQS-S01, VOCKQJK11LM 
China
2 DJT11LM China
3 FP1E 
EU
4 GZCGQ11LM China
5 MCCGQ11LM China
6 MFCZQ12LM, CTP-R01 China
7 MFKZQ01LM China
8 MS-S02 EU
9 RTCGQ11LM China
10 RTCGQ12LM China
11 SD-S01E EU
12 SJCGQ11LM China
13 TH-S02D EU
14 WL-S02D EU
15 WSDCGQ11LM China
16 GZCGQ01LM China
17 MCCGQ01LM China
18 RTCGQ01LM China
19 WSDCGQ01LM China
20 JTQJ-BF-01LM/BW China
21 JTYJ-GD-01LM/BW China
22 CD-M03D EU
23 ZNCLBL01LM China
24 ZNCLDJ11LM China
25 ZNCLDJ12LM China
26 ZNGZDJ11LM China
27 ZNJLBL01LM EU
28 CL-L02D EU
29 RLS-K02D EU
30 ZNLDP12LM China
31 DCM-K01, LLKZMK12LM EU
32 LLKZMK11LM China
33 QBCZ11LM China
34 QBKG03LM China
35 QBKG04LM China
36 QBKG11LM China
37 QBKG12LM China
38 QBKG21LM China
39 QBKG22LM China
40 QBKG23LM China
41 QBKG24LM China
42 QBKG25LM China
43 QBKG26LM China
44 QBKG29LM China
45 SP-EUC01 EU
46 SSM-U01 EU
47 SSM-U02 EU
48 WP-P01D EU
49 WS-EUK01 EU
50 WS-EUK02 EU
51 WS-EUK03 EU
52 WS-EUK04 EU
53 WS-USC01 
US
54 WS-USC02 US
55 WS-USC03 US
56 WS-USC04 US
57 ZNCZ12LM China
58 ZNCZ02LM China
59 ZNCZ04LM China
60 SRTS-A01 EU
61 VC-X01D EU
62 WB-R02D EU
63 WRS-R02 EU
64 WXKG02LM China
65 WXKG03LM China
66 WXKG06LM China
67 WXKG07LM China
68 WXKG11LM China
69 WXKG12LM China
70 WXKG14LM EU
71 ZNXNKG02LM China
72 WXCJKG11LM China
73 WXCJKG12LM China
74 WXCJKG13LM China
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I created the overview in the first post to be as transparent as possible on what is supported within the limitations the Homey app store currently has (doesn’t allow additional attributes like model-ID’s and EAN codes).
Please note, that Aqara was offering different regional versions of devices, that do have different device firmware and in some cases even different (internal) hardware. So it is not as simple as to add a different Zigbee productId and everything works…
Latest released Aqara devices are typically globally released (if compatible with the regional form factors).
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Oke i have Ai compared my device number with the list and this is what ai tells me:
Aqara T1 Single Switch Module (With Neutral)
Code: DLKZMK11LM
In table: 
NOT found
Important note:
The table does contain:
LLKZMK11LM→ Relay Controller Double
Your code DLKZMK11LM appears to be:
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either a variant / typo, or
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a newer T1 single switch module that is not yet listed in the table
Estimated region: EU
Reasoning:
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Part of the T1 series
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“With Neutral”
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Officially sold in the EU market
Summary
| Device | Code | In table | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| T1 Single Switch Module (With Neutral) | DLKZMK11LM | No |
EU |
| T1 Light Sensor | GZCGQ11LM |  Yes |
China |
| Temperature & Humidity Sensor | WSDCGQ11LM | Yes |
China |
I haven’t tested the light and temperature sensor. I stopped after the T1 single switch… because otherwise I would have had to remove all the seals from the boxes. Thanks for your reply.
I’m now going to try the: AQARA M100 Hub to see if I can connect it to Homey. This way, I hope?.. i can control the sensors from Homey via the hub. I’d like to control them from Homey because I also use other types/brands of sensors like “Sessy” and “Growatt” in a same flow that must work with those sensors. 
If this doesn’t work over wifi I’ll send everything back to the stores and have to find another manufacturer.
Le me know how that goes. It takes too long for the developers to add new devices. The H2 switches have been in the market for several months now, but still not supported by the Homey App.
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Yes, I’ll let you know if it works. I hope I can connect the hub to Homey via Wi-Fi. I have an older model that doesn’t have matter signal. Maybey this way?… I can pull the sensors from the hub to Homey… and then use them in my flows an other devices… ( Only then there’s a cloud/Wi-Fi bottleneck in the way, but that’s not a problem as long as it works. )
Oh yes, and if it doesn’t work and I have to send it back to major stores like Cool Blue and MediaMarkt in the Netherlands, I’ll review: That it does not work in Homey.
I’m slowly starting to phase out my Aqara devices. I have a lot of temperature, motion, and door sensors. All of them lose connection after a while. It’s probably due to the combination of the Homey Pro 2023 and the older Aqara sensors. I often replace the batteries to be sure and re-pair them either on location or close to the hub. They are always active for a short time, and then they stop sending updates entirely.
I want to continue using Zigbee because I have many routers that all continue to work perfectly. These are various smart plugs throughout the house from Tuya, Blitzwolf, Lidl, etc. Even a small Aliexpress board with some relays has been working for years without issues. The problem only occurs with battery-powered devices—they fail or stop working.
My Zigbee channel is set to 15, many of my wifi AP are on 6, and my Hue devices are on channel 25. I could still switch channels to 20, but I don’t think that will solve the problem. I simply don’t want to move to a different hub than my HP23. But if it’s unavoidable, I’d like to hear what alternatives there are. (Total: 32 devices, of which 11 are routers.)
Side Quest: Is there still no option in the developers overview to see the Zigbee routing connections between the devices? That was aviable in my Homey2026
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What I often do with these battery-powered devices is, for example, if it’s 3 volts or something, I solder a power supply with that voltage to it. Be sure to solder the positive and negative terminals carefully. You can also get these original connectors on Aliexpress: just search for: CR2032 battery eliminator cable or AA battery eliminator cable.
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I tested the Aqara hub m100. Homey can’t connect to the hub in any way, so I assume Aqara is simply blocking it all. 
They just want to keep everything in their own garden. I also tried with IFTTT - IFTTT connects to the aqara account but don’t show the sensors.
So, everything goes back to the stores.
Sorry, Ted Tolboom, I didn’t mean to offend you, but I didn’t know that was the case with those device codes… I know you have the best intentions with Aqara, but it’s just a bit disappointing right now. So for now, I’m just going to keep looking for another solution… If I have to look for those hardware IDs, it probably won’t be that easy…
They have an open API
So it is possible to integrate the hub-connected devices, but the Aqara Homey app doesn’t support this type of (cloud) connection. The API’s pricing is also pretty unclear, there is no information about the costs.
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I can’t do that sorry… if I could I would have done that it’s a bit of a shame that this page: Aqara | Homey makes it seem like all the devices on it just work with the Aqara Homey Ap.
