Open fjwillemsen opened 1 month ago
The Phoscon App also shows the PHDL00 daylight sensor of the Hue bridge.
I doubt that Phoscon shows anything from a Hue bridge. It does show the built-in Daylight sensor of the deCONZ gateway.
Both homebridge-hue homebridge-deconz seem to treat this as a binary sensor, with 100,000.0 lux if daylight is true and 0.0001 lux otherwise.
The built-in Hue bridge sensor is pretty much that. Only the built-in deCONZ sensor exposes the additional information.
Can support for this output be added to homebridge-hue and / or homebridge-deconz?
Both plugins have already supported this for years. Check out a decent HomeKit app (like Eve). The limitation is Apple’s Home app, not the Homebridge plugins.
Issue
The Hue bridge has a built-in daylight sensor that can be exposed. The Phoscon App also shows the
PHDL00
daylight sensor of the Hue bridge. Bothhomebridge-hue
homebridge-deconz
seem to treat this as a binary sensor, with 100,000.0 lux ifdaylight
is true and 0.0001 lux otherwise. However, the output of the sensor (in the logs below) contains a lot more information that would make it more useful, such as the sunrise and sunset times and, most importantly, a much more completestatus
(described here) that would be very useful for automations:Can support for this output be added to
homebridge-hue
and / orhomebridge-deconz
?Log Messages
Output of
deconz get /sensors/1
: