SauRoNZA
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Have a look at the HA Utility Meter.
That is exactly what I’m trying to use. I just get 0.
Have a look at the HA Utility Meter.
I don't have a POW, but will play around a bit tomorrow.That is exactly what I’m trying to use. I just get 0.
I don't have a POW, but will play around a bit tomorrow.
I'll create a dummy sensor & play around with it. I have a bit of time to kill, and learn a bit more.I suspect it’s a deal breaker for me the fact that it’s not permanently on.
That's exactly my situation. I just want one for my front gate motor. But I'm pretty sure the Centurion Evo D5 will keep the SV powered via battery power - so not anticipating the random open during load shedding.Agreed. There's so many guides on flashing these and it really is simple to do. Just a bit of YouTube and reading.
The only situation where I wouldn't flash is if you are not actually going to be connecting it to a home automation system but still want remote access. Perhaps then a Shelly is more suitable, seeing that the Shelly 1 has isolated relays and can run off low voltage?
@phaktza
Whats the feeling around these no neutral type of in wall switches?
Like the EACHEN WiFi Smart Touch Switch-L-RF-US (NO NEUTRAL REQUIRED)
Very interested. How much would you want for them?I've used the Broadlink version and the hardware is sound - I just have an issue with their ecosystem and sh1tty attitude.
I have some samples of the SONOFF T4 (no neutral required) if anyone is interested: https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-t4eu1c-wi-fi-smart-single-wire-wall-switch.html
Also iFan03, SONOFF RE5V1C and SlampherR2.
I've used the Broadlink version and the hardware is sound - I just have an issue with their ecosystem and sh1tty attitude.
I have some samples of the SONOFF T4 (no neutral required) if anyone is interested: https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-t4eu1c-wi-fi-smart-single-wire-wall-switch.html
Also iFan03, SONOFF RE5V1C and SlampherR2.
Simply put the switch side connected to the light is connected to the neutral, so a minute current bleeds through the light and powers the unit.
Certain lights cannot be used with it and I think the LEDs cannot for this reason.on a really low power light like an LED won't this make the light glow very dim?
Why does it loose full power though? Think the problem is it's overwriting the MQTT broker with the new reading, I don't think retain will work.
I'll check mine at home - but if I loose full power - I also loose the readings. (this was only a problem with loadshedding)
I've used the Broadlink version and the hardware is sound - I just have an issue with their ecosystem and sh1tty attitude.
I have some samples of the SONOFF T4 (no neutral required) if anyone is interested: https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-t4eu1c-wi-fi-smart-single-wire-wall-switch.html
Also iFan03, SONOFF RE5V1C and SlampherR2.
Certain lights cannot be used with it and I think the LEDs cannot for this reason.
I've used the Broadlink version and the hardware is sound - I just have an issue with their ecosystem and sh1tty attitude.
I have some samples of the SONOFF T4 (no neutral required) if anyone is interested: https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-t4eu1c-wi-fi-smart-single-wire-wall-switch.html
Also iFan03, SONOFF RE5V1C and SlampherR2.
Certain lights cannot be used with it and I think the LEDs cannot for this reason.
I've used the Broadlink version and the hardware is sound - I just have an issue with their ecosystem and sh1tty attitude.
I have some samples of the SONOFF T4 (no neutral required) if anyone is interested: https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-t4eu1c-wi-fi-smart-single-wire-wall-switch.html
Also iFan03, SONOFF RE5V1C and SlampherR2.
Started to play around with it, thanks to political powers, had no electricity for 2 odd hours, but all values were retained on startup again.
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