Feature Request: Add illumination and noise level sensors for Loxone Presence Sensor

[lkusinski]

Describe the bug

First of all, huge thanks for the great PyLoxone integration with Home Assistant – it works reliably and is very useful!

The Loxone Presence Sensor (Präsenzmelder) hardware not only provides motion/presence detection (digital output), but also includes two additional analog sensors:

Illumination / brightness (in lux)
Noise / acoustic level

Currently in the PyLoxone integration, the presence sensor is exposed as a binary_sensor (presence detection), but the two analog values are not available as separate sensors in Home Assistant.

Please add support for these analog outputs of the presence sensor:
Illuminance sensor (illuminance in lux, device class: illuminance)
Sound/noise level sensor (e.g., as sound_level or a custom sensor, with unit dB or raw value)

Firmware of your Miniserver

Current

HomeAssistant install method

HAOS

Version of HomeAssistant

Home Assistant OS
Core 2025.12.5

Version of Pyloxone

0.9.11

Update pyloxone

Yes

Log

Settings for the log can be found on the main page under the section Log Configuration

[gigatexel]

Physical devices are not present in the Loxone API. Only the logic blocks are published by the Miniserver.

The PresenceDetector block does not publish what you request and is this info is not availble.
See page 124: https://www.loxone.com/wp-content/uploads/datasheets/[StructureFile.pdf](https://www.loxone.com/wp-content/uploads/datasheets/StructureFile.pdf)

[jmartasek]

PyLoxone will only see values that the Loxone UI will see. So if your value is not "visible" it will not be propagated via WebSockets.

That can be easily overcome by checking Use in User Interface:

This is, however, often too intrusive, so I suggest having a System Schematic Block with these sensors present. That will not clutter the UI and you will get the value.

Your other issue will be with the sound value - that is a number 0-20000; not sure what the unit is. But, yea, as a relative measure, why not. Brightness is in lx, that's easy.

Hope this helps.