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    SA smart plugs that can be flashed with Tasmota

    Mine is reporting power usage in Tasmota - I'm only now going to start with the OpenHAB integration
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    SA smart plugs that can be flashed with Tasmota

    Different - the same process as per usual "old school" way to flash ESP8266 modules (hardware adapter required: FTDI USB-Serial). I had the Itead "SME FOCA-USB TO SERIAL ADAPTER" from Communica already. Use this as reference:
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    SA smart plugs that can be flashed with Tasmota

    Hi, yes @adielk I am happy to report that the flashing was successful, albeit little painful as I had to also fabricate a triangle screwdriver bit for the mission ;-) ..now to figure out how to get Tasmota MQTT construct to integrate with my home's MQTT topic and state/cmd structures.. I used...
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    SA smart plugs that can be flashed with Tasmota

    Update: I have managed to flash Tasmota onto this Smart Plug successfully. Had to open the device up carefully and solder onto the clearly marked solder pads some wires in order to interface with the FTDI (USB to Serial) adapter - used "NodeMCU-PyFlash" tool to flash the latest "Tasmota.bin"
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    SA smart plugs that can be flashed with Tasmota

    Thank you - let me try that
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    SA smart plugs that can be flashed with Tasmota

    Hi, so it seems that the Connex Connect, Bneta and the Qualitel smart plugs are all powered by the Tuya maker. I recently bought the overpriced Connex Connect plug from Makro, but did the upgrade of the stock firmware first, before I decided to want to flash Tasmota.. but with latest...
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