KE100/KH100 invalid Matter implementation - heating status, Home Assistant

KE100/KH100 invalid Matter implementation - heating status, Home Assistant

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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
2024-11-06 12:39:41

@Trobalabau how did you connect KE100 to Tapo app...? I have both hubs (Kasa KH100 and Tapo H200), but both of them only list Tapo devices on the "ADD" list.

 

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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
2024-11-06 13:08:39

  @Maciej54 

https://community.tp-link.com/en/smart-home/forum/topic/701508?replyId=1432722

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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
2024-11-12 23:16:12

  @Trobalabau 

I'm not alone.. This is so frustrating.. a simple change could turn a nice product into a game changer, and TP can't see it..

I have come across so many threads of people trying to do the same thing, If heat called for, Switch on boiler.. Not flipping rocket science, but somehow beyond explaining to TP..

I understand that Tado system does this via the Tado hub.. I'm getting close to putting my KE100s on eBay and going with Tado...

TP are so missing a trick!

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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
2024-11-13 02:12:50 - last edited 2024-11-13 02:22:20

  @richrobuk 

Current TP-Link plugin (of course unofficial) for Home Assistant does the job just fine. Every feature is there, except changes in external Tapo thermometer pairing and TRV calibration. And with HA automating the boiler is quite easy. Once you get the boiler on/off rule right, you can control the temperature in every other way, by manual knob, Kasa/Tapo app, Google Home etc.

 

My thread is *only* about incorrect Matter implementation which in theory should be more reliable and future-proof than hobbyists' tinkering with proprietary communication.

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Re:KE100/KH100 invalid Matter implementation - heating status, Home Assistant
a week ago

  @Trobalabau 

 

I have now got TP-Link itegration team t acknowledge this fault and they "Say they are working on it"... Not heard back in a while..

 

HEY TP-LINK.... Anyone there.. 

 

Contact names I have are :  wei.liu@tp-link.com, rebecca.liao@tp-link.com

 

May be worth droping them a line..

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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
a week ago
Where did you get the TP-link plugin?
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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
a week ago

  @richrobuk 

In the official Home Assistant plugin repository (not in HACS), named TP-Link Smart Home. To be installed from HA interface directly.

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Re:KE100/KH100 invalid Matter implementation - heating status, Home Assistant
a week ago

Just replying to this thread as it seems to be the only way to actually subscribe to it.

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Re:KE100/KH100 Matter - invalid heating status in Home Assistant
a week ago

Even in the Kasa application, this heating status is displayed incorrectly. The room temperature (22 degrees) is above the set temperature (20 degrees), the radiator is completely cold, and in Kasa the status is: Heating to 20 degrees. Only the graph shows when it was heated, but this data is visible with a delay. I specially installed the old version of the Tapo application, in which these thermostatic valves are visible, because in Tapo the heating status is displayed correctly.

So, this should also be corrected in Matter integration, in a regular connection with the assistant, and even in the Kasa application. It would be good if integration with Tapo was restored in new versions, because now I have to use an old one.

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Re:KE100/KH100 invalid Matter implementation - heating status, Home Assistant
Thursday

  @Trobalabau 

 

Email from TP this morning:

 

Dear Richard,

We have discussed this again with the R&D department, and we will implement your requests. In the near future, the mapping relationship between the KE100 and Google will be as follows:

  • When the KE100's target temperature is higher than the current temperature, the Google Home App will display "Heat."
  • When the KE100's target temperature is lower than the current temperature or is in freeze protection mode, the Google Home App will display "Off."

 

This optimization will be modified on the cloud server, and we will notify you as soon as the changes are completed.

Thanks for your understanding and hope you have a nice day!

If you have additional information or feedback to provide, please feel free to let us know.

 

 

Best Regards!

 

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Graham Huang

TP-Link Technical Support

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