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Prime Members: 2-Pack KMC 4-Outlet WiFi Smart Plugs w/ Energy Monitoring
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KT-KMC via Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack KMC 4-Outlet WiFi Smart Plugs w/ Energy Monitoring on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free.
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KT-KMC via Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack KMC 4-Outlet WiFi Smart Plugs w/ Energy Monitoring on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free.
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KT-KMC via Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack KMC 4-Outlet WiFi Smart Plugs w/ Energy Monitoring on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free.
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You need to compile your own build of Tasmota to enable the PING command, but I had it so it would ping Google every 5 minutes to determine whether I had internet or not. If it was down, it would cycle the outlet the modem was connected to.
The scripting language in Tasmota is robust enough that I was able to have it add time between flipping the power if it had consecutive unsuccessful ping/flip sequences, thus putting less strain on the relay.
The only downside (possible upside if you like auditory queues) is that the relays are pretty loud. They definitely won't work well in any quiet setting.
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It has three separate relays, all with individual power monitoring.
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You need to compile your own build of Tasmota to enable the PING command, but I had it so it would ping Google every 5 minutes to determine whether I had internet or not. If it was down, it would cycle the outlet the modem was connected to.
The scripting language in Tasmota is robust enough that I was able to have it add time between flipping the power if it had consecutive unsuccessful ping/flip sequences, thus putting less strain on the relay.
The only downside (possible upside if you like auditory queues) is that the relays are pretty loud. They definitely won't work well in any quiet setting.
Edit: $9.50 for two December 2021
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I used a Raspberry Pi to serve up the binary.
I used a Raspberry Pi to serve up the binary.
Hopefully these still work with tuya-convert
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Pretty sure I flashed mine OTA with a Pi zero w. It was a while ago.
It has three separate relays, all with individual power monitoring.
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