Hello,
I found this smart valve:
which I was able to obtain via Domadoo:
https://www.domadoo.fr/fr/peripheriques/5886-saswell-electrovanne-et-programmateur-d-arrosage-connecte-zigbee-mesure-de-consommation.html
The problem is that the water consumption doesn’t show up in Gladys once the device is added:
Do you have any idea how to resolve this issue?
Two possibilities: either Glady doesn’t have the feature, or the component used (Zigbee2Mqtt) doesn’t yet support your valve.
Do you know how to access Gladys’s logs?
We don’t have a mapping for consumption yet, I’ll take a look this week to add the sensor.
Ah yes, good catch… I stupidly thought that if the information reported by the device was listed on the Zigbee2MQTT compatibility site, Gladys would automatically take it into account 
Yes, except for a few details
@Mastho if you want to give your opinion on the design
That’s perfect! Thanks!
Can you tell us more about how the valve works?
The timer_state has 3 possible values => disabled, active, enabled. I don’t really see the difference between active and enabled.
In the Z2M interface can you take a screenshot of the expose tab?
Hi @VonOx,
Not having the gateway to use it through its app, I don’t have much info on how it works.
I read the little documentation I could find online and the device has a timer function but it doesn’t explain the difference between these values.
Link to the manual:
https://manuals.plus/fr/shenzhen-saswell-technology/sas980swt-7-smart-water-timer-manual#add_timer
When you talk about the ‹ expose › tab, are you referring to this?
Hi, no, I’m talking about zigbee2mqtt itself (port 8080)
The interface has actions; that will make things clearer
Hi @Mastho, are you able to test a Docker image to validate the dev?
Hi @VonOx,
I don’t have the test instance. I can try to install it.
@Mastho Keep me posted as soon as you’ve run the tests; if it’s complicated and you can’t manage it, let us know though 
I’ll try to tackle that this weekend! 
Hi @Mastho, did you manage to test it in the end? 
Hi @pierre-gilles,
No, sorry, I haven’t been able to get to it yet
On my end, the thermostatic valve head still shows « switch » on the dashboard, which isn’t very clear about its purpose.
That’s normal, it’s not the point of
