Great news!
Looking forward to reliability and stability information after some time.
For exactly the same reasons I am also looking for this type of connection as ESPHome is super to create a “network” of sensors/activity devices… 
I just started looking into these: ESP32-POE-ISO:
The thing i especially liked is the fact it uses POE 
That means I only need one LAN cable, and nothing else 
I have a couple of these from Aliexpress, work great with ESPHOME, they are double the cost of the ETH01 though
Yes, POE is very convenient. However they are a bit more expensive. I have one Olimex POE in use as well. Also works very well with ESPHome.
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Where are GPIO1 and GPIO3 on your module? Mine does not have these pins on the silkscreen and, according to the datasheet, they are described as TXD0 and RXD0. Aren’t they used for the serial logger by default in ESPHome?
Anyway, I have one of these modules in constant use for several months now - no issues so far. I use it to control a bunch of relays for our shades.
I also have a Lilygo T-ETH-POE to read our smart meter, but it’s not yet powered by PoE.
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Hi @andyboeh, good to hear that you have good experience with the module.
The quote about the GPIOs not matching with the esp-wrover-kit as a board, is not mine quote. It is from: ESPHome Ethernet connectivity feature request - #80 by famous.bulb which is also added to the message.
I can’t tell you anything about this.
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There’s not much more to say: there appear to be a few different versions of the wt32-eth01 module. The silk screen on the module is unreliable.
I am using the module in more projects and am not the only person that’s been screwed over by either the silk screen and or easyEDA footprints not matching up.
I don’t have the original source anymore, but this is a screenshot of the translated page that helped me correct a lot of the mis-matched pins that I had.
If in doubt, you can always flash a very basic tasmota / ESP home configuration and set each pin to GPIO and then systematically turn each pin on/off until you find it’s location with a multimeter. Tedious, but works well… assuming you already know which pins are required for flashing 
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Obviously, I’ve got different boards. The pinout on all of them (I’ve ordered from three different sellers, received the same board each time) matches the datasheet at https://files.seeedstudio.com/products/102991455/WT32-ETH01_datasheet_V1.1-%20en.pdf.
The difference are swapped IO5 <-> IO35 pins and I can confirm that I have IO35 at RXD. The silkscreen markings on my modules are all correct, it reads WT32-ETH01 V1.2 on the bottom.
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What is the good power supply for wt32-eth01 after i flash it with esphome? Just directly connect 5V from USB cable?
I want to use this board together with CAN on MCP2515. Can anybody tell me which Pins I need to take for the SPI Bus connection to the MCP2515?
I was following the instructions given above but now esphome does not find the device now. I can also not connect via serial connection anymore. On my ethernet networt I can see that the device is there and has an IP address assigned.
Any idea how to fix this?
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I had exactly the same problem for last 3 hours. I tried everything.
Only way to fix this, is to flash it again.
I still can’t run it using 5V. It’s booting only with 3.3V.
p.s. ok i found problem with my usb cable. voltage dropped to 3.7V. i changed cable and it’s working now.
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Thanks for the hint with the USB to TTL converter. I have tried it several times with a CP2102, but it didn’t work…
Got my ethernet up and working on WT32-ETH01, but I can’t do OTA (OT wire?) ESPhome updates without the peer resetting. This is somewhat disconcerting as I imagined ethernet would be more reliable than wifi. Anyone else have this problem? Is there a fix?
no problems here with ota updates via esphome on homeassistant (and using one wired wt32-eth01)…
I don’t experience problems with over the network updates. What do you mean by without resetting the peer?
It stops uploading between 20% and 80% and says “connection reset by peer”.
Thank you for this tutorial.
I’ve fallen at the first hurdle!
Terminal is giving me this:
Successfully installed bitstring-3.1.9 cffi-1.15.0 cryptography-36.0.1 ecdsa-0.17.0 esptool-3.2 pycparser-2.21 pyserial-3.5 reedsolo-1.5.4 six-1.16.0 tornado-6.1
WARNING: You are using pip version 19.2.3, however version 22.0.3 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'pip install --upgrade pip' command.
asht@MacBook-Pro ~ % esphome dashboard config/
zsh: command not found: esphome
Installation seems to be successful.
Why would the esphome command not be found?
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I get that too. I first execute the command
export PATH=“/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Users/username/Library/Python/3.7/bin”
And then esphome command.
This works for me. I struggle with “command not found” sometimes too. I don’t know anymore why I used this exact path, guess I googled it. I don’t use terminal a lot.
There are several sources on Google about Command not found for terminal commands.
EDIT: You probably have to install Esphome. The esptool is needed for running the dashboard locally, but you do have to have Esphome seperately installed. This can be done, on mac, with:
pip3 install esphome