Here’s a Zigbee2MQTT converter to add support the Aqara Wall Outlet H2 UK. It should be included in the January release of Z2M.
Features supported include power measuring, multi-click actions, child lock, indicator light settings, and overload protection.
If anyone knows the ZigbeeModel for the single USB-C version please let me know and I’ll add it. I assume it might be lumi.plug.aeu003
@absent Thanks for sharing this awesome Zigbee2MQTT converter for the Aqara Wall Outlet H2 UK! It’s fantastic to see community members like you contributing to expanding device compatibility—this will definitely make a big difference for users looking to integrate their H2 UK outlets with Z2M seamlessly.
The supported features you mentioned (power measuring, multi-click actions, child lock, etc.) are super practical and really enhance the device’s usability. Kudos for putting in the effort to make these functions available!
As for the ZigbeeModel of the single USB-C version, hopefully other community members who have that model can jump in with details—your initiative to cover more variants is much appreciated. If you end up tracking it down, feel free to share an update here so everyone can benefit!
Thanks again for sharing your work and keeping us posted about the January Z2M release. Keep up the great work, and don’t hesitate to share more of your findings or projects with the community—we love seeing this kind of collaboration
So the only pairing mode on the outlet I’m seeing is double press and hold a button until the lights flash but my z2m never picks it up. Am I doing something wrong
Have you first switched it to the Zigbee firmware via the Aqara app?
I am stupid. I have now switched it to Zigbee and it paired straight away. Ignore my idiocy 
Do you know if the led will be dimmable or just a set brightness and will the usb and socket 1 be able to be separated for power consumption or is that a hardware limitation
The LEDs don’t support dimming only on or off, and Aqara made socket 1 and the USB share the same power monitoring, there’s nothing I can do about either. Both are hardware/firmware limitations.