New firmware versions do allow toggle mode so momentary (monostable) switched can be used as well as regular pre-installed bipolar switches and there is no setting necessary to work with both modes, this is done with timing FYI, ITead SONOFF ZBMINI-L Zigbee 3.0 Smart Switch installs without neutral wire and is based on the CC2652P (CC2652 P1F) chip. B) How does this device function when not connected to a Zigbee hub (like say the hub is malfunctioning or unplugged)? Does it just use the switch signal to control the relay – thus acting like a dumb switch? I was wondering, would it be possible to modify some settings in the module itself to set a timer “low-level”, and change the toggle/follow switch behaviour as well, so when a momentary switch is pressed the relais output will engage for a set time, like a (door)bell or a ventilator. Something similar to what is possible with a Fibaro switch module (based on Z-wave), so that even in the unfortunate case Home Assistant is down the set timer will still work.

I don't really know what I'm doing, but by following https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/advanced/support-new-devices/01_support_new_devices.html and doing as best I could I got the CCT592011 to work with zigbee2mqtt. It does have limitations you have to keep in mind. It will not work with inductive loads (like fans) and requires the connected device to use at least 3W power. It is rated as 6A 250V max. In my mind it seem it will be used mostly for lighting.

New device from Namron supported https://www.namron.com/products/namron-zigbee-touch-termostat-16a-hvit/

Attempt to fix power monitoring for _TZ3000_cehuw1lw. https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt/issues/12421 It’s decently priced, especially since you can use regular switches (another plus with SWMBO, as I’m going to need 20 of these). In the absence of other information, I’ve been doing some first-hand testing of the ZBMINI. Here are my conclusions to some of the questions above.As a smart switch, the SONOFF ZBMINI Extreme can be used to switch on and off lights or home appliances as long as the power consumption does not exceed the specifications (6A). This smart switch can be used together with either the eWeLink application or Home Assistant to enable an on/off schedule, a timer, a count-down timer, and so on. My favorite use case is to use it as a smart switch to turn on/off my ventilation fan or DIY air purifier for which we can write a simple rule/automation with data from other inputs, e.g. PM25 sensor, to reduce the power consumption of the air purifier. Keep in mind that this is only to switch a device on/off, and it can not control the speed of the fan.

I am considering putting some of these in to make my ceiling fans smart (just the light kit). My concern is that my circuit is the standard 15A and this zbmini is only rated for 10A. What if we plug some things into the outlet, down circuit from this device, and draw 12A (for example)? Are there concerns that this device might fail or… idk… catch fire, explode, etc?In ZBMini’s Lin I put the signal that also feeds the smart bulb, but with this the Sonoff does not turn on. Zigbee-teknologien er en standardiseret trådløs protokol inden for smart home og IoT, designet specielt til kommunikation mellem smarte hjemmeenheder. Zigbee-enheder har ikke en Wi-Fi-chip og tilslutter ikke direkte til en Wi-Fi-router, men kommunikerer i stedet med en Zigbee-gateway eller hub. Těsně před napsáním tohoto článku jsem trochu hloubkově zapátral k výše popsané ne-kompatibilitě a našel jsem informaci, která byla nějakým Sonoff insiderem zveřejněná na Redditu : Sonoff ZBMini-L2, også kendt som ZBMINI Extreme, er den seneste udgave af Zigbee-smartkontakten uden nul-leder, som kan styres via deres app eWeLink, når den er tilsluttet en Zigbee-bro. Med sit kompakte design passer denne smartkontakt nemt i de mindste EU-type/86-type/120-type monteringskasser - dvs. også de danske! C) What happens if the switch signal and the automation signal get out of sync? For example, let’s say I pull into the garage and the basement lights automatically come on with a motion sensor. But this is from an automated signal and not the switch. The switch signal is still in the off (open) position.