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Are they from a 2 pin plug?Ok.. so the wires I'll be stripping don't state what is live and what is etc etc.
On the multi-meter whats the best way to check for the live circuit?
Ok.. so the wires I'll be stripping don't state what is live and what is etc etc.
On the multi-meter whats the best way to check for the live circuit?
Are they from a 2 pin plug?
On a two-pin plug, with flex (I'm assuming), it will make little difference - you could quite easily turn the plug over and reverse the circuit.
However, if it's on a circuit (in the roof for example) the neutral should not register any voltage when connected to the earth as both have zero potential. A live to earth will register the 220v+ when connected to earth.
Yes they talk about tasmota which is the custom firmware.This guide seems to show connecting the Sonof and getting it working with a normal light switch and still being able to control it from the HomeAssistant side. No way to do this on the normal Sonof firmware.
[video=youtube;ab472a40-co]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab472a40-co[/video]
Yes they talk about tasmota which is the custom firmware.
But if your normal light switch is off there is no way ha can turn it on...
Unless you do some serious rewiring and get the light switch wired to a gpio connector on the sonoff, that is.
Yes they talk about tasmota which is the custom firmware.
But if your normal light switch is off there is no way ha can turn it on...
Unless you do some serious rewiring and get the light switch wired to a gpio connector on the sonoff, that is.
Yeah, we were thinking about getting an electronics expert onboard to try and convert the RF remotes to light switches for use with the Sonoff RF/Slampher or Bridge.
I still fancy the touch switch units. It can't be that hard to pass a wire down the conduit to run a neutral if needed
And to think my father did all of this with our house alarm (which he designed and built - now runs paradox) in the 90's. Of course not wireless or anything then but if the alarm triggered, every external light would flash!! He would have loved to see what is possible now - he would probably be a few decades ahead again though.I've done the same :-D.
Also have certain lights that are on depending on alarm status. Like outside lights by the bedroom are on at night, but off when the alarm is armed in sleep mode.
Google Home announcements with movement by the pool, or behind the house, etc.
Is anyone running Home Assistant in Docker on a Pi3?
How stable is it and what base OS are you using?
Running it in a docker on a hpmsIs anyone running Home Assistant in Docker on a Pi3?
How stable is it and what base OS are you using?
Not sure what the base is, just found it in the unraid apps "store".Is anyone using the Sonoff RF Bridge for anything apart from turning on or off other Sonoff devices? I have the PIR sensor and strip sensor with it, but it looks like I can only turn on or off other devices when it triggers. It doesn't even give me a notification when it triggers, just logs the date and time in the app. I thought I would be able to use it with IFTTT, but the Bridge is not listed in the app.
Is there any way to either get a notification from the trigger, or let it execute something in another app?
I also can't pair a RF remote with it.