As there is no input for external sensors, the TRV always refers to the internal temperature sensor as the reference. Thankfully, these can be calibrated with an offset. A long story short, calibration (and overall position of the thermostat) will be crucial. At the moment I’m not able to confirm if I will need all the Sonoff ZigBee Temperature sensors I deployed to monitor the temperature in each room. If the built-in one is accurate enough I will phase the others out. Below is the default plug-in stored in Flash and automatically loaded. It handles the following: To remove a device from the Zigbee2Tasmota list of devices and from the WebUI, use the command ZbForget or ZbForget . If the device is still connected to the network, it will pop up again later. I.e. ZbForget does not remove a device from the network; else use ZbLeave above. Advanced topic: Device Information ~

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for Power On and Power Off ZbBind { "Device" : "Name" , "ToGroup" : 100 , "Endpoint" : 1 , "Cluster" : 6 } ZbBind { "Device" : "Name" , "ToGroup" : 100 , "Endpoint" : 2 , "Cluster" : 6 } # for dimming ZbBind { "Device" : "Name" , "ToGroup" : 100 , "Endpoint" : 1 , "Cluster" : 8 } ZbBind { "Device" : "Name" , "ToGroup" : 100 , "Endpoint" : 2 , "Cluster" : 8 } This command links the device 0xC2EF that will send all commands for cluster 6 (On/off cluster) from endpoint 1 to the target device 0x5ADF on endpoint 1. composed of one or more lines defining the modelId and manufacturerId. If a field is empty, it matches all values cluster>/=/[,mul:][,div: