My Neo Coolcam door sensors show in HomeKit as humidity sensors. All eight of them. There’s no way it seems I can influence that.
I am aware the HomeKit integration is still experimental. Maybe that’s why?!
Marcel
What capabilities do the devices have? You can find them here: Homey Developer Tools
Here is an example for one of them:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| ID | 24bd8477-7c36-47d2-99a6-48b026e717ee |
| Name | Büro Fenster (l) |
| Class | sensor |
| Driver | homey:app:com.neo:NAS-DS01ZE |
| Ready | Yes |
| Available | Yes |
| Warning | No |
| Custom icon | No |
Data
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| token | “7e331a9b-55a9-42a6-8511-8c66f691e8ce” |
Settings
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| zw_node_id | “6” |
| zw_manufacturer_id | “600” |
| zw_product_type_id | “3” |
| zw_product_id | “4226” |
| zw_device_class_basic | “BASIC_TYPE_ROUTING_SLAVE” |
| zw_device_class_generic | “GENERIC_TYPE_SENSOR_NOTIFICATION” |
| zw_device_class_specific | “SPECIFIC_TYPE_NOTIFICATION_SENSOR” |
| zw_firmware_id | “” |
| zw_application_version | “3” |
| zw_application_sub_version | “80” |
| zw_hardware_version | “65” |
| zw_secure | “⨯” |
| zw_battery | “✓” |
| zw_wakeup_interval | 43200 |
| zw_wakeup_enabled | true |
| zw_group_1 | “1” |
| zw_group_2 | “” |
| zw_group_3 | “” |
| zw_group_4 | “” |
| off_delay | 0 |
| basic_set_level | 255 |
| zone_activity_disabled | false |
| zw_configuration_value | “” |
| homekit_exclude | false |
Capabilities
| ID | Title | Type | Value | Set Value | Last Changed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| measure_battery | Batterie | number | 100 | 6 months ago | |
| alarm_contact | Kontakt-Alarm | boolean | false | 60 minutes ago |
I see that the HomeKit experiment exports all devices with class “sensor” as humidity sensors 
I doubt this will change in the near future, the experiment only exists so Athom can say that Homey works with “Apple”.
I would suggest using my HomeKitty app instead of the experiment.
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Thank you, Robert.
It works in HomeKitty
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