Double Gang Switch With Tasmota Firmware

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I would like to share this little project that I have been working on for the past few and I finally come to the point where I can share it with guys. This was made possible with of those videos.
1- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFaW_8zE4amMDZyGy0khR96ce2vmKjLWs
2 - Putting a Sonoff in your wall switch box
big thank you guys
Screenshots:

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Materials:
Wemos D1 mini with Tasmota firmware
MOC3021 Octo
TBA16
Resistors
2 Pins Terminal Block
Disclaimer: Please Do not mess around high voltage if you are not an electrician. Because I’m not one.

2

You made your own Sonoff?!
Awesome! Good work!
is that a custom PCB?

3

Yes sir, it is

4

Nice one, very neatly done too. I’m sure there was immense satisfaction involved, which is obviously priceless. but have to ask the big question…was it cheaper than just buying a Sonoff?

5

I know it does cost me more than a sonoff; but i wanted to see if i can actually make it myself. And believe it or not i like it more than a sonoff. I made a “single one version, double gang and a three gang version of it”. And I’m thinking about making a four gang version of it too.

6

Exactly the reason why I would’ve done it too :slight_smile:

The cheapness of Sonoffs actually spoilt the having to learn how for me but having said that I’m getting a kick out of putting them in places they weren’t intended to be at the moment.

7

I’m a big fan of diy

8

Me too, just not so good at finishing it before starting something else.