Sujet : Re: smart plugs???
De : Pancho.Jones (at) *nospam* proton.me (Pancho)
Groupes : comp.os.linux.misc alt.os.linux.mintDate : 17. Jan 2025, 11:43:21
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On 1/15/25 20:35, Andy Burns wrote:
Pancho wrote:
I use an open source firmware called Tasmota, which can be installed on some devices but not others. I have installed it in a Sonoff device, maybe 5 years ago, but it was a pain.
I think that's the idea behind the Sonoff "DIY" devices ... no soldering required to get Tasmota installed ...
Thx, I'd not heard of Sonoff "DIY" mode. It appears to be a REST API interface so that the device can be controlled directly on the LAN, rather than via the cloud (eWeLink). (REST is good, but there is no MQTT, so these Sonoff devices are different from Tasmota)
AIUI, the latest Sonoff Smart Plug S60 doesn't support "DIY" mode. The Sonoff BASIC R3 does support DIY (which is the successor of my painful BASIC R1), but it's an inline switch not a plug and it doesn't have a power meter.
smart plugs???
Re: smart plugs???