Wireless Mini Switch
Aqara Wireless Mini Switch is a battery-powered Zigbee button that distinguishes single, double, and long press, so one button drives up to three separate actions. Sticks anywhere, no wiring.
Entities in Home Assistant
6 entities via zigbee2mqtt
Configuration 1 Settings exposed as entities, tunable from Home Assistant.
| Entity | Type | Device class | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identify | select | — | — |
Diagnostics 5 Health and troubleshooting values, hidden from dashboards by default.
| Entity | Type | Device class | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action | event | — | — |
| Battery | sensor | battery | % |
| Device temperature | sensor | — | °C |
| Power outage count | sensor | — | — |
| Voltage | sensor | voltage | mV |
From the zigbee2mqtt device database (zigbee-herdsman-converters
26.106.0):
the entities zigbee2mqtt creates for
WXKG11LM.
Paired through ZHA instead, the same hardware produces a different set.
Events and automation triggers
Presses on this device reach Home Assistant as device triggers through
the
Zigbee Home Automation
integration, which you pick in the automation editor after pairing.
The button list, and whether each button also becomes an
event
entity, comes from what the device reports at pairing time, so it
appears once the device is on the network.
Read from Home Assistant 2026.8.3: the integration declares these trigger types, and core holds no per-model button list for this device.
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