Agree. Could a workaround be adding some kind of a virtual device/switch in HA, which mirrors the Water Heater state (on/off)?
Yes, could be possible if you need it instantly.
If it has some time I can add the water_heater as device.
That would be much appreciated!
Yes, this one ![]()
Hi @RonnyW, when I add a switch to my Conbee2 stick on my RPI4 via Phoscon, I see the switch in Home Assistant, but not in your HA app in Homey. Lamps and sensors are fine. Am I missing something. I am using v1.2.2
Hi, it depends on the domain your switch uses. The HA app imports domains switch. and input_boolean. as switch.
What domain is your switch assigned to?
Thank you for your quick reply, you helped me out. I saw that the switches were still via domain DeConz. I keep puzzling.
New Live version 1.2.4:
- Water heater (Boiler) added for domain water_heater
I cannot get this to work, i havethe home assistant app installed and that works with normal hass devices, i get these in homey. But the compound devices never show up when i try to add them via ‘device add’ in homey, it lists the other devices like ipad etc, but not the compound custom device.
I loaded the compound component using hacs
In my configuration.yaml i have
Homey:
testdevice_compound
name: hetweer
capabilities:
measure_generic.A: sensor.openweathermap_weather
measure_generic.B:
sensor.openweathermap_condition
capabilitiesTitles:
measure_generic.A: weer
measure_generic.B: weercond
After reeload and reboot, it does not show up
Do i something wrong here?
Did you restart HA after changing the yaml file?
It needs a HA restart to load the new defiition like other custom sensord/entities.
After that, the compound should appear in the HA app.
Yes i did, all three variants:
Reload yaml, restart ha, reboot hardware with ha.
Still not showing…
Can you see the entity with domain homey in HAs entity list?
Also you should write “homey” lowercase. I think the HA check all entities by domain name in lowercase variant and it does not “find” your entity if it’s upper case.
@Vnet
Like Peter mentioned, please check the yaml definition and post it here again using the code format:

For simple text files you can also use NotePad++.
The definition must keep the 2-spaces-indent.
You can check your homey entity in developer tools if the capabilities are all listed:

I just tested, it works with this compound:
testdevice_compound:
name: hetweer_owm
capabilities:
measure_generic.A: sensor.openweathermap_condition
measure_generic.B: sensor.openweathermap_weather
capabilitiesTitles:
measure_generic.A: weer
measure_generic.B: weercond

O, wow, i will test asap, maybe the indent indeed,
My ha is deep,deep inside vlan behind mikrotik, have to open some ports, then i will check.
Thanks for all your effort so far!








