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Sensors

Network information

The component allows you to get the network information of the switch. The sensor value is the IP address of the switch.

Network info sensor

There is one sensor that is always present:

  • sensor.<integration_name>_network_info

The sensor exposes the following attributes:

Attribute Description
mac The MAC address or the switch
gateway Default gateway
netmask Subnet mask

PoE consumption

The component allows you to get the PoE information of the switch. The sensor value is the actual PoE consumption of the switch in watts.

This sensor will not be added to Home Assistant if the device does not support PoE.

PoE consumption sensor

There is one sensor that is always present:

  • sensor.<integration_name>_poe_consumption

The sensor exposes the following attributes:

Attribute Description
power_limit_w The actual PoE limit
power_remain_w Remaining power until the limit is exhausted

Port status

The component allows you to get the status of each port.

Prt status sensor

There are several sensors that are always present:

  • binary_sensor.<integration_name>_port_<port_number>_state

Each sensor exposes the following attributes:

Attribute Description
number The number of the port
speed Actual connection speed*
speed_config Configured connection speed*

* the connection speed is represented by the following values:

Value Description
Link Down The link is down
Auto Automatic speed selection
10MH 10 Mbps, half-duplex
10MF 10 Mbps, full duplex
100MH 100 Mbps, half-duplex
100MF 100 Mbps, full duplex
1000MF 1000 Mbps, full duplex

Note: The sensor will be unavailable if the port is not enabled (see port state switch). | power_remain_w | Remaining power until the limit is exhausted |

Port PoE status

The component allows you to get the PoE status of each port.

PoE status sensor

These sensors will not be added to Home Assistant if the device does not support PoE.

There are several sensors that are always present:

  • binary_sensor.<integration_name>_port_<port_number>_poe_state

Each sensor exposes the following attributes:

Attribute Description
priority Port power priority in case of power shortage*
power_limit Power consumption limit**
power_w Actual power consumption in watts
current_ma Actual current in milliamps
voltage_v Actual voltage in volts
pd_class Actual power delivery class***
power_status Actual PoE status****

* the priority is represented by the following values:

  • High
  • Middle
  • Low

** if the power consumption limit is set manually, it will be displayed as a number. In other cases, it will be represented by one of the following values:

  • Auto
  • Class 1
  • Class 2
  • Class 3
  • Class 4

*** the power delivery class is represented by the following values:

  • Class 0
  • Class 1
  • Class 2
  • Class 3
  • Class 4

**** the power status is represented by the following values:

  • On
  • Off
  • Turning on
  • Overload
  • Short
  • Non-standard PD
  • Voltage high
  • Voltage low
  • Hardware fault
  • Overtemperature

Note: The sensor will be unavailable if the port PoE is not enabled (see port PoE state switch).