[TS011F (TS011F_plug_1) / _TZ3210_y4ona9me] ???

What happened?

Hello,

I would like to request support/identification for the PSMART T440 Zigbee smart wall socket. (https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/T440.html)

The device is currently detected by Zigbee2MQTT as TS011F / TS011, but the actual device is PSMART T400.

Device:

• Manufacturer: PSMART
• Model: T440
• Device type: smart wall socket
• Power monitoring: yes
• Max load: 16A / 3600W

Zigbee2MQTT currently identifies the device as TS011F.

The device appears to work, but it would be better if it was correctly identified as PSMART T440 and exposed with the appropriate features.

The device supports:

• switch
• power
• current
• voltage
• energy
• power-on behavior
• external trigger mode
• inching control
• overload protection

I can provide the full Zigbee2MQTT device information / interview data and debug logs if needed.

Thank you.

What did you expect to happen?

No response

How to reproduce it (minimal and precise)

No response

Zigbee2MQTT version

2.14.0 (unknown)

Adapter firmware version

{"build":436,"ezsp":18,"major":8,"minor":2,"patch":2,"revision":"8.2.2 [GA]","special":0,"type":170}

Adapter

EmberZNet

Setup

os: #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu Jul 30 12:44:18 UTC 2026 - 6.18.39-haos - x64
node: v24.18.1
ha: true

Device database.db entry

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Debug log

No response

Notes

Device

definition: TS011F_plug_1 - Tuya (v0.0.1)
software_build_id: undefined
date_code: ``
endpoints:

{"1":{"bindings":[{"cluster":"genOnOff","target":{"endpoint":1,"ieee_address":"0x7c31fafffed11af6","type":"endpoint"}},{"cluster":"haElectricalMeasurement","target":{"endpoint":1,"ieee_address":"0x7c31fafffed11af6","type":"endpoint"}},{"cluster":"seMetering","target":{"endpoint":1,"ieee_address":"0x7c31fafffed11af6","type":"endpoint"}}],"clusters":{"input":["genIdentify","genGroups","genScenes","genOnOff","seMetering","haElectricalMeasurement","57344","manuSpecificTuya3","genBasic"],"output":["genOta","genTime"]},"configured_reportings":[{"attribute":"currentSummDelivered","cluster":"seMetering","maximum_report_interval":3600,"minimum_report_interval":5,"reportable_change":257},{"attribute":"rmsVoltage","cluster":"haElectricalMeasurement","maximum_report_interval":3600,"minimum_report_interval":5,"reportable_change":5},{"attribute":"rmsCurrent","cluster":"haElectricalMeasurement","maximum_report_interval":3600,"minimum_report_interval":5,"reportable_change":50},{"attribute":"activePower","cluster":"haElectricalMeasurement","maximum_report_interval":3600,"minimum_report_interval":5,"reportable_change":10}],"scenes":[]},"242":{"bindings":[],"clusters":{"input":[],"output":["greenPower"]},"configured_reportings":[],"scenes":[]}}

Health

time: Thu Sep 03 2026 11:58:00 GMT+0200 (czas środkowoeuropejski letni)
os.load_average: 0, 0, 0
os.memory_percent: 15.5876
process.memory_percent: 2.2222
process.uptime_sec: 137403

{"leave_count":0,"messages":5230,"messages_per_sec":0.0381,"network_address_changes":0}

Start with the existing TS011F_plug_1 device definition and compare it with the listed PSMART T440 capabilities. Obtain the requested full device interview data and debug logs, then verify that the device is identified as PSMART T440 and exposes the supported switch, measurement, and control features.