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Gardena Sensor for Soil humidity is not recognized as entity for the setup and can't be used #170

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DNier opened this issue Jun 16, 2024 · 5 comments

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DNier commented Jun 16, 2024

I use the GARDENA smart Sensor from Gardena. The Soil humidity from those sensors doesn't show up in the setup dropdown:

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@DNier DNier changed the title Gardena Sensor for Soil humidity is not recognized entity for the setup and can't be used. Gardena Sensor for Soil humidity is not recognized as entity for the setup and can't be used Jun 16, 2024
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Olen commented Jun 16, 2024

Open a bug with the gardena integration to make it use the right device class for its sensors

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DNier commented Jun 16, 2024

  1. Not realy helpful to point to other integrations. Maybe Gardena does it wrong, but for me as a user I don't care who makes the mistake. I want to use the stuff. It worked before and is now broken.
  2. What would be the "right" device class other than moisture?

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Olen commented Jun 16, 2024

  1. Not really helpful to behave entitled like this. Yes. Gardena probably does it wrong. Ask them to fix it. I am not going to break this integration to accomodate some other integration that does not work correctly,.
  2. The list of device classes for sensors is available here: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/sensor

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@DNier I suggest to use Sensor replacement service as workaround. Just add any available sensor in the setup and then use the service replace the sensor to "unrecognizable" Gardena one. I think it should work until Gardena fixes their classes.

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DNier commented Jun 30, 2024

@DNier I suggest to use Sensor replacement service as workaround. Just add any available sensor in the setup and then use the service replace the sensor to "unrecognizable" Gardena one. I think it should work until Gardena fixes their classes.

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This is realy helpful. Thanks for this Information. Works for me!

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