h1k3r
October 27, 2022, 8:17pm
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Not so long time ago Bosch presented new ZigBee based Radiator Thermostat II.
Unfortunately this device is not supported yet. Also it seems there is a pairing problem - cluster information is not visible in deCONZ.
Probably device requires to use install code to pair. The code is printed on device battery cover next to Zigbee EUI-64 code.
Link to GitHub issue:
opened 08:00PM - 27 Oct 22 UTC
Device Request
## Device
- Product name: Bosch Radiator Thermostat II.
- Manufacturer: clus… ters not showing (see screenshot)
- Model identifier: clusters not showing (see screenshot)
- Device type : Please remove all unrelated device types.
- Sensor
- Thermostat
## Screenshots


## Problem
This is the new Bosch Radiator thermostat II. Unfortunately deCONZ can not retrieve the clusters of the ZigBee device. Probably for the proper paring ZigBee Install Code has to be used (it can be found on the device battery cover).
There is similar issue for another Bosch Smart Home ZigBee-based device: https://github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin/issues/6421.
There is a similar problem with another Bosch ZigBee based device:
I think it’s long overdue that we get a good ZigBee based smoke detector and it seems that the Bosch Smoke Alarm II is finally the solution. The new V2 is now Zigbee based (V1 was WiFi).
I have created the respective GitHub request however it seems that device does not provide the cluster infos - or rather deCONZ is not able to retrieve them.
On the device is a Zigbee EUI-64 code and an installer-code - maybe this helps?
Link to GitHub: Device name · Issue #6421 · dresden-elektronik/deconz-re…
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Anyone has any experience with these, yet? The GitHub topic mentions that this may only work unreliably…?
I have one of these. Can someone explain to me how to connect These in phoscon using install codes?
Finne75
November 13, 2023, 9:13pm
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Provide the install code via the deconz REST API . I use Postman for this but there are many options for API tools. Ensure that you provide the full length of the code (36 characters without hyphens or blanks).
In Phoscon, scan for a new sensor and put the battery in/remove the protective lid.
In the Deconz GUI and in this case also in Phoscon, the device appears.
The Thermostat II works fine for me so far.
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Many thanks for your helpful post. How did you determine the MAC Address of the device?
There is only a Zigbee EUI-64 printed on the battery cover.
Finne75
November 14, 2023, 8:26pm
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The EUI-64 corresponds to the MAC address.
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Thanks a lot! Scanning as a sensor and using the EUI-64 (Capital letters, seems to be case sensitive) did the trick.