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## Supported Entities
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-`valve` for opening/closing individual zones on `sprinkler_timer` devices.
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-`sensor` for battery levels, zone watering history, device run-mode state, flood-sensor temperature and flood-sensor signal strength.
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-`sensor` for battery levels, zone watering history, device next watering time, device run-mode state, flood-sensor temperature and flood-sensor signal strength.
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-`switch` for enabling/disabling rain delays, toggling pre-configured programs and enabling/disabling per-zone smart watering.
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-`select` for the device run-mode (auto/off) on `sprinkler_timer` devices.
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-`binary_sensor` for flood detection, temperature alerts, sprinkler station faults and Wi-Fi bridge connectivity.
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|`consumption_litres`|`number`| The amount of water consumed, in litres. |
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|`start_time`|`string`| The start time of the watering. |
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### Device Next Watering sensor
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A **next watering**`sensor` entity is created for each `sprinkler_timer` device. This reports the next scheduled watering time as a timestamp, allowing relative-time rendering ("in 14 hours"), long-term statistics, and direct use in automations and dashboard cards.
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The existing `next_start_time` valve attribute is preserved for backward compatibility.
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The following attributes are set on next watering sensor entities:
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