HI @niracler
Id like to report a bug with ZG OnOff (2CH) module. “Turned on - xChannel” and “Turned off xChannel” cards do not work, do nothing in my advanced flows if I turn them on or off by wall switch, while in the user interface I can see the status changes of individual channels.
Hi!
Sorry for the delayed reply – I’ve been on vacation.
Yes, I can confirm that it is SR-ZG9101SAC-HP-SWITCH-2CH.
Homey only reports the Zigbee model as “ON/OFF(2CH)”, but I checked the label on the physical device and it is marked SR-ZG9101SAC-HP-SWITCH-2CH.
I’m back now, so if you have any further questions or need someone to beta test changes, I’ll be able to respond much more quickly.
Hi,
Sorry for delayed response. 
Yes, it is the exact model.
Rgds,
@Fac3 Reproduced and fixed.
The fix will be included in the next version.
Hi @Ma_Ster
I tested the same 2-channel model with two loads:
I could not reproduce the value staying around 5W. Could you test these four states if the problem remains?
Hi @niracler,
Thanks for testing this.
I recorded a video showing the issue on my end:
As you can see in the video, the power reading stays stuck at 13.9 W, regardless of whether Channel 1 or Channel 2 is turned ON or OFF. The power consumption value in Homey does not update at all when toggling the states. As shown in the video, it also indicates that the 13.9 W reading was last updated 23 hours ago.
Could this be related to how frequently the device reports power updates, or is it an issue with how Homey parses the Zigbee clusters/attributes for this specific model? I really appreciate your work in making our smart homes even better, and it’s a real pleasure to help out with further tests or logs if it can make your job easier.
Best regards,
Hi @Ma_Ster ,
EasyLighting v1.2.4 and earlier used an incorrect Zigbee endpoint configuration for this device. This was fixed in v1.2.5 on March 20, 2025, but existing devices do not automatically receive the updated pairing configuration.
If your device was paired before then, please remove and re-add it using the current version, then test the power reading again.
This is a Sunricher Zigbee thermostat that I would like to control with Homey Pro. Is it possible for somebody to create an app for it? Specs can be found at: https://www.sunricher.com/media/resources/manual/SR-ZG9095B-0-10V%20instruction.pdf
It should already supported in the Homey EasyLighting app:
If you still encounter problems with it, please contact the app developer in the following thread:
Thanks @DirkG , very helpful!
Hi @niracler,
Just wanted to give you a quick update — running the Repair option on the device worked like a charm! Power metering is now updating continuously as expected.
A great tip for other users facing this is that using Repair completely re-pairs the device with the new configuration while keeping all existing Flows intact — saving the trouble of rebuilding automations!
(Note for anyone looking for Repair: I found it via the Web App interface at my.homey.app under the right-click menu, as I couldn’t easily spot it in the android app).
I also attached an image showing a small UI change I noticed after the repair:
Before: The power consumption (14 W) was displayed directly as the status value on the tile.
After: It now displays the On/Off state (På) instead.
Since the card’s background color and top-right power button already indicate the On/Off state, having the live power reading (W) as the primary indicator on the tile was super convenient.
I’m not sure if this is hardcoded by Homey for this device type or something controlled in the driver (e.g. quickAction / primary capability), but if it’s possible to set the power reading back as the main indicator on the tile, it would be an awesome QoL improvement!
Thank you so much again for your quick response and great support!
Hi @Ma_Ster,
In EasyLighting v1.3.11, new ZG OnOff (2CH) devices now default to Socket, allowing live power to be shown on the tile.
For an existing device:
No Repair or re-pairing is needed.
