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When pairing it, it is recognised as a light, and ZHA exposes an on/off switch to HA. The switch works and I can control the power supply to switch on and off, respectively.
What doesn't work is dimming.
The power supply exposes various clusters, including LevelControl with various attributes and commands. Using commands such as move_to_level or move_to_level_with_off_off I can in fact increase or decrease the brightness, which is good, but it would be better if a dimmer was exposed to HA.
Solution description
While basic support for switching on/off exists, it would be great to be able to dim the lights.
Problem description
I've recently got myself one of these Zigbee Tuya Dimmable 24V LED Power Supplies. I have the 300W version.
Here's a link: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006189327256.html
When pairing it, it is recognised as a light, and ZHA exposes an on/off switch to HA. The switch works and I can control the power supply to switch on and off, respectively.
What doesn't work is dimming.
The power supply exposes various clusters, including LevelControl with various attributes and commands. Using commands such as move_to_level or move_to_level_with_off_off I can in fact increase or decrease the brightness, which is good, but it would be better if a dimmer was exposed to HA.
Solution description
While basic support for switching on/off exists, it would be great to be able to dim the lights.
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