LSC Smart Connect [ACTION]

@gijsje @doubleUS @TheCosmicGate are none of you having issues with flickering lights?

I flashed this config to several E27 bulbs but after a while when they are one, they flicker for 1 second, like it would do a power cycle…

esphome:
  name: LSC E27
  platform: ESP8266
  board: esp01_1m

binary_sensor:
  - platform: status
    name: "LSC E27 — Status"

sensor:
  - platform: uptime
    name: "LSC E27 — Uptime"
  - platform: wifi_signal
    name: "LSC E27 — Signal"
    update_interval: 60s

light:
  - platform: cwww
    name: LSC E27
    cold_white: output_cold_white
    warm_white: output_warm_white
    cold_white_color_temperature: "3500 K"
    warm_white_color_temperature: "2000 K"
    restore_mode: ALWAYS_ON

output:
  - platform: esp8266_pwm
    id: output_cold_white
    pin: 14
  - platform: esp8266_pwm
    id: output_warm_white
    pin: 12

No problems here

Also no problems over here.

Any of you using the wifi signal, status or uptime sensors? I’ve had issues with ESP chips in the past where the wifi signal that occasionally triggers is wired to the same pin used for data, which makes it trigger that pin when a wifi heartbeat signal is sent to the chip

Worth nothing that the E27 Filament Bulbs (the largest ones) emit a high pitched noise which is super annoying. Even with stock Tuya firmware these devices seem to have this issue.

Wondering if this is something to be concerned about…

Maybe some progress solving this ?

the part

  - platform: remote_receiver
    id: wit
    internal: true    
    name: "Afstandsbediening Wit"
    nec:
      address: 0x00F7
      command: 0xE01F       
    on_press:
      - then:
         light.turn_on:
           id: strip
           brightness: 100%
           red: 0%
           green: 0%
           blue: 0%  
           white: 100% 
```"


Somenody who can help me , making a nice Thunder strike effect ?

Is this en filament version or just the e27 bulb ?
Using the filament one without any problem

The biggest problem is (when this was mine) is that when I know there is annoying sound there’s something within my brain that tells me to focus on this sound and I hear this every time and drives me completely mad :wink:
(I’m a hypersensitive person :grin:)

Filament version, haven’t seen it flicker since though. Might’ve been a temp issue.
Nevertheless that hissing sound is pretty annoying, might swap them out again for Trådfri, it was fun to experiment with.

Hi Francisp,

I am just starting with HA and am collecting information to link a LSC smart Light (GU10) from the store Action to Home Assistant. Is there a start where I should begin? There is load of input but I need to start at the right point. On your comments I can conclude you are a advanced LSC smart user :wink:

Hopefully you can assist me :slight_smile:

I am also building up the SVG floorplan file and finally I want to link LSC smart lights on the floorplan.

Kind regards,

KingEagle.

For the GU10, the best you can do is using tuya-convert to flash tasmota on it.

Where can i find how to do this Tuya convert thing? Is there a tutorial?

search on youtube :wink:

Great!

Flashed tasmota but now i am wondering which configuration i need for the filament led?

Generic (18), and then the correct template.

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Thanks mate! I was searching for this.

Hello Francis,

Do you want to share youre esp yaml file? The flashing wan’t a problem but the yaml for the GU10 bulb drives me crazy. Because i dont know which gpio pin is which option.

Kind regards,
Thetmar

I use tasmota on my GU10. So I don’t have a yaml.

Hi Francis,

:slight_smile: yes… i didnt know youre using tasmota. Ok… then i will test is some time with esphome. And otherwise i must go back to tasmota.
You can use it with all the color patterns and warm white?

Yes, everything is working as it should.