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Zigbee2MQTT 2.3.0 Release: New Devices & Development Features

Zigbee2MQTT

A new version of Zigbee2MQTT is now available. Version 2.3.0 brings a host of improvements to device availability features, introduces a development environment for external converters, and adds support for over 70 new devices.

Key Highlights

  • A brand-new development environment for external converters is now ready to use
  • Enhanced availability feature with some behavior tweaks
  • Support for scheduled OTA updates triggered by devices
  • Support for 71 additional devices
  • Numerous bug fixes and performance improvements

New Features

This release introduces several important new capabilities:

  • The ability to schedule OTA updates upon device request
  • Improved availability handling with adjusted behavior
  • Interview status is now displayed

Improvements

Among the many enhancements in version 2.3.0 are:

  • Additional features for the Immax 07505L
  • Support for power-on behavior on the Gledopto GL-D-015P
  • Workaround for IKEA bulbs freezing during brightness and color transitions
  • Aqara Z1 Pro LED toggle support
  • Updates for PMM-300Z2 and PMM-300Z3 models
  • OTA support for Tuya TS0001_power
  • Fan mode and status support for Zen Zen-01-W
  • Display of interview status
  • Addition of the SberDevices manufacturer code
  • Addition of tunneling cluster commands

Bug Fixes

This version packs in a wide range of bug fixes, including:

  • Added a symbol example to the configuration schema
  • Display of interview status added
  • Prevented double calls to start() during extension startup
  • Stopped publishing placeholders to MQTT topics
  • Protection against ZHC errors
  • Migration to Biome
  • OnEvent-related bug fixes
  • Switched to Alpine 3.21 for ARM v6 and v7 architectures
  • Use of Map data structure for status handling

Additionally, several device-specific issues have been addressed, such as:

  • Fixed Valve 2 status for GIEX GX03
  • Corrected energy readings for Third Reality 3RDP01072Z
  • Fixed status linked to endpoint names on SONOFF ZBM5-1C-120
  • Corrected modern extensions for numeric/binary values that don’t configure attributes
  • Status fixes for Sonoff ZBM5-1C-120
  • Power source correction for Third Reality 3RDTS01056Z

Frontend Updates

The frontend also received some polish:

  • Interview status is now shown on device pages
  • The page now reconnects instead of reloading on authentication errors
  • Support added for scheduled OTA updates
  • Authentication now uses a modal dialog

Newly Supported Devices

This release adds support for 71 new devices, including:

  • Aqara Climate Sensor W100 (TH-S04D)
  • Tuya DIN rail switch with power monitoring (ZBN-JT-63)
  • Moes ZHT Thermostat (ZHT-002)
  • SuperLED SÄVY NUPPI Zigbee LED dimmer (70012)
  • Gewiss 2-channel contact interface (GWA1501)
  • EFEKTA PM1, PM2.5, PM10 monitor with retro-style analog display (Open_PM_Monitor)
  • Tuya water level sensor (TLC2206)
  • AduroSmart ERIA built-in relay with power measurement (81998)
  • Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip for PC (8719514434592)
  • PushOk hardware battery-powered greenhouse ventilation (POK017)
  • Innr round ceiling light – warm to cool white (RCL 231 T)
  • Zemismart smart curtain track (ZMS1-TYZ)
  • Third Reality Smart Blinds Gen2 (3RSB02015Z)

This is just a selection of the newly supported devices. For the full list, check out the release notes.

Improved Device Recognition

Device recognition has been enhanced for the following models:

  • AVATTO WSMD-4 (_TZE284_f5efvtbv)
  • Zemismart ZMS-206US-3 (ZMS-206US-3)
  • Zemismart ZMS-206EU-3 (_TZE204_iyki9kjp)
  • Tuya ZTH08 (_TZE284_hdyjyqjm)
  • Tuya CK-BL702-AL-01 (CK-BL702-AL-01(7009_Z102LG04-1))
  • CK-BL702-AL-01_1 (_TZ3210_bfwvfyx1)
  • NEO NAS-PS10B2 (_TZE284_1youk3hj)
  • Tuya TS0601 bidirectional energy (_TZE284_ac0fhfiq)
  • Tuya MG-ZG03W (_TZE200_2imwyigp)

To read the full release notes and download the update, visit the official GitHub release page.

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