Sensor status

[pierre-gilles]

@Prof_Techno

When I say « disappeared », I mean that the sensors went from the state « I’m reporting data » to « I’m not transmitting anything at all ».

In that case, you should still get the alert, because the Saturday morning alert is based on the last reported battery value. If your sensor sent a battery value below the threshold, you should receive the alert even if it doesn’t send anything afterwards

[Prof_Techno]

I recently carried out some work on a radiator, which led me to shut off the power at the meter. So far, nothing out of the ordinary.

However, when I restored the electricity, some sensors that were associated with the repeaters built into my radiators had their names changed in Zigbee2MQTT. As a result, there was no longer any data being reported, because the sensors had “disappeared” from the system.

Moreover, the radiators that were disconnected for several days did not generate any alerts, even though they do not rely on batteries.

[pierre-gilles]

@Prof_Techno

Furthermore, the radiators that were disconnected for several days did not generate any alert, even though they are not battery-powered.

Thanks for the feedback — that is indeed the expected behavior in Gladys right now We were speaking hypothetically earlier when mentioning the inactivity alert; it was just an idea.