What is validated?
A community tester installed TSUN Local against a real Sunology PLAY2 and reported that the PLAY2 was detected automatically and quickly. This moves PLAY2 from protocol research to validated Home Assistant compatibility for the tested hardware path.
Validated local protocol path
LSW5BLE_17_02B0_1.08-D1. Sunology may ship different revisions under the PLAY2 commercial name, so TSUN Local still validates the detected local protocol at runtime.Easy installation
- Install TSUN Local from HACS.
- Restart Home Assistant.
- Open Settings → Devices & services and add TSUN Local.
- Let automatic discovery find and identify the PLAY2 logger.
No proxy deployment. No cloud account required for the data path. No protocol selector. No manual IP in the validated automatic flow.
What data can appear?
Readable alarms in 1.5.3 stable
TSUN Local 1.5.3 extends human-readable localized alarm presentation to the 02B0 family used by the validated PLAY2 path. Known alarms are shown with a clear functional description while keeping a stable diagnostic code, for example Grid undervoltage (02B0-A014). Unknown positions remain visible with neutral wording instead of guessed meanings.
Why was a special PLAY2 probe needed before?
The dedicated read-only probe was used during protocol research to identify the logger transport and the explicit 02B0 sensor-list selector. Support for that selector was introduced in TSUN Local 1.5.2 and is included in the current 1.5.3 stable release. For ordinary users, the recommended path is now the normal integration and automatic discovery.
Independent community project
TSUN Local is unofficial and independent. It is not developed, approved, endorsed or maintained by Sunology or TSUN. Product names belong to their respective owners.