Deconz-rest-plugin: Maximum Number of Sensors Can Be Added Into deCONZ Phoscon App And Home Assistant?

Created on 25 Mar 2019  路  6Comments  路  Source: dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin

Hi,

I would like to add large number of sensors (> 20 sensors) into deCONZ Phoscon App.

Could I know what is the maximum number of sensors can be added into deCONZ Phoscon App by default?

At the same time, what is the maximum number of sensors can be imported from deCONZ Phoscon App into Home Assistant by default?

Thanks.

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There is a limit to the number of end devices (typically battery-powered) that can be connected to a single router (typically mains-powered). This limit is set in the router's firmware. They bumped it to 32 (from 10) for the RaspBee/ConBee in 0x26240500 (see https://github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin/releases/tag/V2_05_39). If you want to add more end devices (sensors), you need to add more routers (lights) first.

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There is no limitation of devices in the Home Assistant integration. The rule of thumb for deCONZ is that it supports around 200 devices, how many which are routers/sensors out of that I don't know.

There is a limit to the number of end devices (typically battery-powered) that can be connected to a single router (typically mains-powered). This limit is set in the router's firmware. They bumped it to 32 (from 10) for the RaspBee/ConBee in 0x26240500 (see https://github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin/releases/tag/V2_05_39). If you want to add more end devices (sensors), you need to add more routers (lights) first.

Hi @Kane610 and @ebaauw,

Thanks for the info.

Out of curiosity, is the end-device-limit still 34?

curl -s http://192.168.1.20/api/34C99BAA7E/sensors | jq .  | grep uniqueid | awk '{print $2}' | sed 's/-.*$//' | sort | uniq |wc -l
37

And is this the same for conbee and conbee II?

my rest api reached 99 devices when i query the sensors. i tried to add a new switch, but it kicked another out of it's place... I have some empty spots in the Rest api, meaning those numbers are not used at all. I have loads of light bulbs in there, more than 30, so it shouldnt be a problem to have loads of battery power devices i guess... has anyone ever had a number >99 for a rest api call ? meaning the id of the device being 100 or greater ?

I hacked the database to enforce a numbering scheme on the device IDs (floor/room/device). No problem to use device IDs above 100.

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