4 Gang Wireless Scene Switch, Need to work with Tuya Zigbee Hub, Battery Power Remote Control

This Model (TS004F) 4 button, 12 function remote works with Smartthings but you must use the correct DH. I have purchased many of these before and they all look identical but they were the model TS0044. From what I gather the newer models are TS004F, the difference is the firmware. This models requires DH 'Powered by Tuya TS004F' ver 3.0 is what I used with no issues (DH SangBoy:Zemismart Button - Does not work with model TS004F).When pairing after pressing the bottom left button until all four buttons start to flash green. What you now need to do is immediately press the two right hand buttons together until the bottom left button flashes. Doing this puts the remote into scene mode rather than dimmer mode which is the default. Go into the IDE and update the 'Device' so you are using the DH 'Powered by Tuya TS004F'Update: If you are sent a TS0044 remote. This can work with Smartthings but you need to use a new 'Edge Driver' to work with your hub locally.Add the remote to Smartthings as you normally would, but you will need to add this driver. Head over to the Smartthings forum and search for '@erickv Shared Drivers'. This will show a thread and you want to click on a hyperlink with '@erickv Shared Drivers' this will then take you to log into your Smartthings hub. A page will appear with a list of drivers available to install. You will want to install 'button-battery-v1.4.2' to attach this driver to the remote. Open the App and then the remote. You will see 3 vertical dots in the top right corner. Select 'Driver' and then select 'button-battery-v1.4.2' There is no need to go into the IDE and mess around with a device handler. The Edge Driver takes over the function of the DH but it runs locally on your hub and so it should be more responsive.

I am a home assistant user and wanted to use these switches to contrl all sorts of lights and other behaviours. And with the initial order of a pair of these the models sent were Tuya TS004F models, but a subsequent order I was sent TS0044 switches.On the outside they look identical, but they have slightly different behaviours, and more imp[ortantly in Home Assistant one can be configured using ZHA and the other needs to use Zigbee2Mqtt (though that situation may improve over time).The differences are in the number of button press types you can have, short press long press, double press etc. On the TS004F model you get 6 actions, but on the TS0044 you get 12. Again, improving HA support may be able to solve this issue. I only use the single click actions so they both end up working fine for my needs.Now onto the battery life. I'm on my 3rd brand new battery in 7 months, the advert states 730 days battery life (which would be great) but I am only getting around 90 days currently. I'm using GP CR 2430 batteries, I will try another brand and see if that changes.They are a little fragile, my wife knocked and broke one of the switch buttios, but I fixed that with super glue and everything is fine again.Overall they do exactly the job I want at a reasonable price. I have never used the Tiya app so can't comment on that.

I installed a custom DTH in SmartThings, after which this switch paired without issue and works fine; single click, double click and hold. I am able to configure more actions (12) than I can even remember :)Pre-order some CR2430 batteries, as none are included.It comes with 2 foam double sided stickes to attach the switch to the wall, but I am sure when you try to remove them from the wall at a later date, it will rip the wall paint off, so instead "command strips" might be a better option, but saying that, I have never used them myself, so can't vouch for them either.Installation:1) First install the custom DTH in Smartthings IDE: "SangBoy : Zemismart Button"2) Pair: I did not properly read the instructions and that served me right! but the 1 line I did read, said to pair press and hold button #1 for 5 seconds, so for 25mins I kept pressing the top left button which logically would be #1, but when I got fed up and realised that I am close to breaking what i thought was button #1, I gave in and read the instructions properly, after which I found out that button #1 is actually the bottom left button!One thing I realised is that the DTH doesn't show battery status for this switch, but that is a minor inconvenience, compared to what this switch offers.

no battery included and no info about that. This mean I failed instalation and I will have to return this produckt. It wont be a problem if i know this before I oppened package...

The media could not be loaded. The 4 gang wireless smart switch was easy to get connected to my echo devices and Wixan bulbs.ProsIt's the no cable model and requires a battery which I needed as I am in a rented property, works flawlessly. It requires a hub but this is simple to install.I have attached it to the wall using command strips.ConsThey are none I can think of

Der Schalter konnte ohne Probleme mit dem Tuya Zigbee-Hub gekoppelt werden.Die Einstellungen konnten im Smart life App problemlos durchgeführt werden.Die leichte Verzögerung beim Schalten ist natürlich System bedingt und im Toleranzbereich.

Ho acquistato l'interruttore a 12 scenari. Inizialmente pensavo potesse funzionare col mio hub sonoff ma non viene riconosciuto, quindi ho optato per il reso. Il venditore invece è stato disponibilissimo e mi ha inviato gratuitamente un hub zigbee compatibile con app Smart Life. Super!

Utilisation en télécommande pour mes lampes en Zigbee. La télécommande (Commutateur de Scène) a été immédiatement reconnu par ma passerelle Zigbee 3.0. Une finition soignée, qui semble robuste avec des matériaux de qualité. j'ai bien aimé la petite led sur chaque bouton qui s'allume pour confirmer la bonne prise en compte de l'appui sur le bouton. La télécommande est fournis avec une notice très détaillée en Anglais et chinois.l'interface du commutateur sur mon application mobile Zigbee s'affiche uniquement en anglais, bon pas grave , car rien de sorcier.Longévité du produit et de la pile à suivre

I'm using it in my HomeAssistant setup where it was very easy to integrate using the ZHA-component. There's a blueprint available that lets you set 3 functions per button (press, long-press, doble-press); I can assign 12 functions to the device - sweet!Be aware that the CR2430 coincell battery is not included. I am using the switch with a 2030 coincell. Any 3V coincell with a CRXX30 should work.

Le doute est levé: compatible avec ma passerelle zygbee (de chez Lidl). Assez discret (contrairement à ce que laisse penser les photos présentation).Prévoir une pile. Le tout pour moins de 20 euros.....faut pas hesiter