Which dé model matches `de-portable-ev-charger-3-5kw-v2?

[mchacher]

Hi, thanks for this integration.

I'm about to buy a dé 3.7 kW charger and can't tell which retail model your tested reference maps to. Two are currently on Amazon.fr at the same price:

• B0DGT8PRHH — 7 m, rectangular LCD, two capacitive buttons
• B0H6MTBBHC — 6 m, newer listing, circular display, single ring button

Does either match the -v2 profile? Is "v2" a hardware revision or just an internal profile name?

Thanks!

[sailorontherocks]

I am pretty sure it is the one with 2 buttons. The V1 has 1 button.

If it has the App functionality, it should be the one. V1 doesn't have the app.

[mchacher]

Thanks - Maybe with the link on Amazon.

Both have the app functionality.

• https://www.amazon.fr/d%C3%A9-Chargeur-Electrique-Num%C3%A9rique-Compatible/dp/B0DGT8PRHH?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1
• https://www.amazon.fr/d%C3%A9-Chargeur-Voiture-Electrique-Recharge/dp/B0H6MTBBHC?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

[sailorontherocks]

The second one with the round face and the 1 button is what I believe to be their latest portable model.
I saw an review video online where they unpack it. I believe they still use the Tuya App. Trying might be the only way of knowing.

The first link points to the charger we know works with the integration.

[lachand]

-v2 here is an internal DP-profile name (depow_v2 in charger_profile), tied to the specific DP layout we've seen on the reference hardware — it's not an official dé model/revision number, so I can't map it to a specific Amazon listing from the outside.

The reliable way to check is to just try pairing whichever one you get, then either:

• run tools/tuya_autodetect_test.py --local-key <key> and see if a real status read comes back, or
• use the tuya_ev_charger.profile_assistant service (apply: false) once it's added as an integration — it dumps the DPs it actually finds and tells you how closely they match depow_v2.

From the discussion below, the two-button rectangular-LCD one (B0DGT8PRHH) is the one already confirmed working — that's the reference device this integration was built against. The round single-button one looks like a genuinely newer hardware version, not just a cosmetic refresh, so I can't assume it shares the same DP layout. Testing is the only way to know for sure, same as for any new model.

If either of you ends up buying the round one and it pairs, a profile_assistant dump (or even just confirming it works) would let me add it to the README's Compatibility list with confidence, instead of guessing from a product photo.