Halo Smart Labs · MeteringHALO+

Halo+ smart smoke & CO detector with weather radio. Reports temperature, humidity and pressure with battery level.

Halo Smart Labs HALO+ device photograph
Photograph: Zigbee2MQTT (GPL-3.0)

Connection

EpiSensor Gateway with Zigbee radio running Edge

Documented Zigbee support describes the path Edge would use. It is not an EpiSensor compatibility claim for this model.

Readings and controls

What the pinned upstream definition exposes for this exact model. Units and ranges are only shown when that source states them.

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Name Type Access Unit Range
smoke binary Read
carbon_monoxide binary Read
tamper binary Read
battery_low binary Read
test binary Read
mains_power_connected binary Read
halo_alert_state enum Read
room enum Read and write
halo_test_result enum Read
test_in_progress binary Read
halo_hush_state enum Read
hush_active binary Read
hush enum Write
test_cycle enum Write
co_ppm numeric Read ppm
light light
state_light binary Read and write
brightness_light numeric Read and write 0–254
color_light composite Read and write
hue_light numeric Read and write
saturation_light numeric Read and write
battery numeric Read % 0–100
voltage numeric Read mV
temperature numeric Read °C
humidity numeric Read %
pressure numeric Read kPa
weather_alert binary Read
current_weather_alert enum Read
weather_alerts_interest list Read and write
weather_location text Read and write
weather_station numeric Read and write 1–7
weather_frequency text Read
weather_playing_state enum Read
weather_playback enum Write

Commissioning

A live socket is not a live measurement. Prove the decode, then keep the map.

  1. Pair the device on the Gateway Zigbee radio in Edge.

  2. Confirm the reported manufacturer and model match this page.

  3. Prove one known reading or control before enabling the rest of the points.

Sources

  1. Halo Smart Labs/HALO+ (opens in a new tab) zigbee-herdsman-converters · v26.111.0

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