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Tuya TS0601_din_4 in Home Assistant

Wall switches · Zigbee · Din rail switch with power monitoring and threshold settings

Zigbee2MQTT Quirk proposed, not merged yet 1 open report

Zigbee device – see the note above on what ZHA needs for it.

Brand: Tuya
Model: TS0601_din_4
Device type: Wall switches
Radio: Zigbee
Power: Mains powered
Reports itself as: _TZE204_fhvdgeuh, _TZE200_abatw3kj, _TZE204_4bjixefp
Also sold as: RTX TS0601_RTX_DIN
Zigbee2MQTT: Device page on zigbee2mqtt.io

How the device gets into Home Assistant

official ZHA – with a Zigbee coordinator and the ZHA integration; for all its functions it needs a custom quirk, see above. Integration
official Tuya Zigbee gateway – paired with a Tuya Zigbee gateway and controlled through the Tuya cloud with the Tuya integration. Integration
add-on Zigbee2MQTT – Zigbee2MQTT runs as an add-on and passes the device on to Home Assistant over MQTT. Integration · Source

Known problems and fixes

Requests for ZHA support

support requested An energy meter with automatic reclosing is not supported, so its reclosing feature cannot be managed. Adding support would enable monitoring and control of this function. since February 11, 2025 · zha-device-handlers #3850

Changes proposed for ZHA

pull request A Tuya DIN-rail breaker with power monitoring is not supported in ZHA, but this pull request would enable tracking of power usage through the device. since October 26, 2026 · zha-device-handlers #5545
pull request Proposed support for a Tuya DIN power meter switch to allow monitoring and control of electrical power consumption in Home Assistant. since August 5, 2025 · zha-device-handlers #4236

ZHA quirks for this device

Quirk proposed, not merged yet Recommended quirk

Proposed to ZHA and waiting for review – the maintainers check it before it becomes part of Home Assistant.

Adds: Energy Voltage Current Power Fault Status Temperature Leakage Reclosing tries Reclosing enable +3

Source: zha-device-handlers · pull request #5545 · by @DesertRatUa · October 26, 2026
Signature: _TZE204_fhvdgeuh / TS0601

4 more quirks for this device

Quirk proposed, not merged yet _TZE200_abatw3kj / TS0601 zha-device-handlers · pull request #4236 · by @Lukk17 · August 5, 2025
Custom quirk shared in an issue _TZE204_fhvdgeuh / TS0601 zha-device-handlers · issue #3850 · by @creepyhauz · May 22, 2025
Custom quirk shared in an issue _TZE204_fhvdgeuh / TS0601 zha-device-handlers · issue #3850 · by @jairbj · February 16, 2025
Custom quirk shared in an issue _TZE204_fhvdgeuh / TS0601 zha-device-handlers · issue #3850 · by @jairbj · February 11, 2025

The quirk is not part of ZHA yet. You can use it as a custom quirk until it is:

Tell ZHA where custom quirks are kept – in configuration.yaml:
```
zha:
  custom_quirks_path: /config/custom_zha_quirks/
```
Create that folder and save the quirk as a .py file in it.
Restart Home Assistant. If the device was paired before, reconfigure it or remove and pair it again so the quirk is applied.
Check it worked: the device page shows the quirk under Zigbee info.

A custom quirk has not been reviewed by the ZHA maintainers. Delete the file once the quirk is part of a Home Assistant release – otherwise the old copy takes precedence.

All quirks in the ZHA quirk database →

Alternatives

The same job from other makers – devices of the same type and radio that work with Home Assistant too.

SONOFF ZBMINIR2 Wall switches · Zigbee · Zigbee smart switch Zigbee2MQTT ZHA quirk 3 open reports Review · from 17.03 €
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AduroSmart 81849 Wall switches · Zigbee · ERIA Built-in Dimmer Zigbee2MQTT Review
BTicino 3584C Wall switches · Zigbee · Connected lighting micromodule Zigbee2MQTT Review

Sources: Zigbee2MQTT, ZHA quirks, Z-Wave JS, the Matter certification database, Shelly, ESPHome, Tasmota, Tuya Local and the issue trackers on GitHub. Reports are assigned to a device by the identifiers they contain; the sentences come from the integration pages, where a language model writes them from the titles.