Hi,
The output of your sensor will, according to the specs, give you a calibrated output for the UV index and an indication for the visible light and the IR. These values are unitless.
You said:
on the tasmota i have mqtt configured and on the tasmota configuration to domoticz i only can send the data off the lux sensor to domoticz
How did you achieve, that only the lux sensor sends data to Domoticz? The values for illuminance and IR are not in lux. Is it another lux sensor?
In general the MQTT data provided by a device is not compatible with the data format, required by Domoticz in order to update a sensor.
I have never seen a device that publishes data, which can be read by Domoticz without conversion.
Unless you are a "scripting expert" and you are able to write a script to convert the data, the easiest way to do the conversion, is by Node Red.
This tool can be installed on the same hardware (Raspberry Pi) as Domoticz. Beside that you will also need a MQTT broker, which can also be installed on the same Pi. Probably you have already installed a MQTT broker.
Below you will find instructions on how to install Node Red and Mosquitto.
1. Install Mosquitto MQTT broker.
There are many guidelines on the Internet available.
E.g. See:
https://appcodelabs.com/introduction-to ... spberry-pi
Test your MQTT broker, so that you know that it is working properly. Install also mosquitto-clients.
A tool, I use, on the desktop is MQTTfx. (See
https://mqttfx.jensd.de/) But there are many others.
Test that you can connect with your tool to the Mosquitto broker. Default port is 1883.
Do not forget to secure your broker with at least username/password.
2. Install in Domoticz the MQTT Client Gateway with LAN interface and fill in the required fields
See:

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Check that you can communicate between Domoticz and the MQTT Broker.
Subscribe with any client to domoticz/out and you will see various messages passing.
3. On this pi you have to install NodeJS and Node-RED according to this guide:
NodeJS:
https://www.instructables.com/id/Instal ... spberry-Pi
Node-RED:
https://nodered.org/docs/getting-started/installation
If this all works you can start to read all the published topics into node red and to convert the messages and to re- publish them again to domoticz/in.
Create the necessary virtual switches and sensors in Domoticz. Note down their idx.
If you decide to take the route via Node Red and you have Node Red, Mosquitto (or any other broker) running and you need some help with developing the flow do not hesitate to ask.
I hope this guide helps you with the first steps.
Regards