Aqara temperature sensor

Well, for instance, I have an Aqara temperature sensor, which actually transmits both temperature, humidity and air pressure - but the pressure sensor isn't available in HA. For some reason this data doesn't reach HA. > >Ok. Maybe I'll just need to keep using the Aqara hub, then. On that subject...yeah there are a few devices where all the features aren't available but that doesn't mean that will always be the case. I have the IKEA Starkvind air purifier tables and for a while even with the IKEA hub the Tradfri integration didn't initially support the air quality sensor that's in the table. …

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I'd recommend the Accurite sensors specifically for freezers/fridges as well. I have both in freezers and they work great. I have an aqara in the fridge and it drops off the network all the time.

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The blakadder zigbee database also has a note at the bottom of their aqara sensor pages that offers more suggestions https://zigbee.blakadder.com/Aqara_RTCGQ11LM.html Yes, a 2nd zigbee coordinator is required. Sadly you can’t share coordinators. I have one for z2M and one for ZHA and you are correct that having no coordinators is counter intuitive but having your devices drop every few hours and then repairing is a master class in insanity.

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altough I cannot keep a connection with an Aqara temperature sensor in the shed which is 8-10 meters from the dongle, even though there is a IKEA smart plug that keeps connection and should act as a repeater but doesn't. Aqara devices especially will not pick a better route automatically, you need force a new/better route by pairing it again _without removing it first_: put Z2M in join mode and then the sensor in pairing mode. Do this _from the location where you're going to use the sensor_.

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The problem ## Describe the bug When exposing temperature sensors to Apple Home through the Home Assistant HomeKit Bridge integration, Siri incorrectly reports the sensor's battery percentage instead of the room temperature. The temperature is correctly displayed in both Home Assistant and the Apple Home app. However, when asking Siri on a HomePod for the temperature in a specific room, Siri responds with the battery level of the associated sensor. This issue affects multiple devices from different manufacturers, including: - Ubiquiti UniFi Protect USL Environmental sensors - Aqara …

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