I doubt either one of these will work, in fact in the questions for the second one, someone actually asked about HA and a user replied that they couldn’t get it to work. In fact, based on the reviews and questions, I wouldn’t buy either of these!
Look for switches with open APIs and/or connections to IFTTT. This is your best bet for something that will integrate with HA. Wemo and TP Link smart plugs are perpetually on sale and either would be a budget friendly WiFi smart plug.
Can you control the TP Link directly from HA without having to use IFTTT? I searched the board a while back and didn’t see anything related to direct control.
You need one of these these. Pop the cover off and plug it in (same method as in Bens video). Then I used Atom with platform IO to flash Tasmota onto it. I’ve done 3 switches (sonoffs - ordered direct from itead) so far and all are working fine.
awesome! thank you.
btw, did you notice the post from Zeric E from the link you shared for the S20? he mentioned that the US version is unsafe because of the hot and neutral…are yours from usa market?
Hmm… Just verified that. Annoying. The basic switch is okay though, and even if it wasn’t you wire that up yourself so easily correctable. A bit more complicated to redo the plug version.
Looks like it’s using tuya app similar to ailights
If it has the same chipset like with sonoff basic/s20 then should be no problem to flash with tasmota/espurna firmware.
These “Geekbes Smart WiFi mini plugs” show up on Slickdeals often for hell of a price for 3. I own three of them but have not been able to get them to work with Home Assistant, but they will work with Alexa. Thoughts Anyone?