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  Testing a handful of Smart Home Zigbee Motion PIR Sensors for automating your home.  All the sensors are tested in realtime together so you can find the best and worst one of the bunch.  More below.... ⚡PIR Sensors Phillips Hue (Amazon) https://geni.us/KjX4e Sonoff SNZB-03 https://geni.us/8c1jEwo Linkind (Amazon) https://geni.us/qXgf0 Aqara/Xiaomi https://geni.us/rMcDQK Third Reality (Amazon) https://geni.us/PRNxTSx Agshome/Tuya https://geni.us/K6WrQo Iris - https://ebay.us/9fAuux Aqara Sticky Issue - https://community.hubitat.com/t/xiaomi-aqara-devices-pairing-keeping-them-connected/623 ⚡Products We Use/Recommend Amazon US -  https://amzn.to/2YZNDeO Amazon UK -  https://amzn.to/2TnG2R4 Amazon CA -  https://amzn.to/2JWsNq5 ⚡Be Social!⚡ YouTube -  https://youtube.digiblur.com Discord Chat -  https://discord.digiblur.com Patreon -  https://patreon.digiblur.com Facebook -  https://facebook.digiblur.com Instagram -  https://instagram.digiblur.com Please note, the product links above coul

  The 2021 Update for the Whole Home Power Monitoring with the CircuitSetup device with ESPHome and the Home Assistant Energy Dashboard. ⚡Parts Used⚡ Split Core Current Transformers 100A/50ma - https://geni.us/gaRgK ESP32 NodeMCU - https://geni.us/gARw9mU 9VAC Power Supply - https://geni.us/FTfh1 CircuitSetup 6 Channel or 2 Channel Board - https://circuitsetup.us/index.php/product-category/power-management/ If you do not see the Energy Dashboard in 2021.8 or better, add the "energy:" tag in your configuration yaml file. (no quotes) CircuitSetup Github - https://github.com/CircuitSetup/Expandable-6-Channel-ESP32-Energy-Meter HA Energy - https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2021/08/04/home-energy-management/ Previous Video with Calibration testing - https://youtu.be/BOgy6QbfeZk Emporia Post Mentioned - https://community.emporiaenergy.com/topic/api-to-pull-data/#post-7812 ⚡Products We Use/Recommend Amazon US -  https://amzn.to/2YZNDeO Amazon UK -  https://amzn.to/2TnG2R4 Amazon CA

  With TuyaConvert winding down, our options for bulbs and other devices is very limited.  Luckily Athom is here to offer ESP8266 devices pre-flashed with Tasmota.  ESPHome and other firmware options can also be flashed via the Web GUI.  Athom Devices (coupon code DIGIBLUR2 ) https://www.athom.tech/products Cloudfree Shop - https://cloudfree.shop/?ref=digiblur Slick GU10 Lamp Shown - https://amzn.to/3yuyRKR Athom Aliexpress - https://bit.ly/3iNyEet Athom Tasmota Templates 7 Watt E26 & GU10 Bulb {"NAME":"LB01-7W-E27-TAS","GPIO":[0,0,0,0,416,419,0,0,417,420,418,0,0,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18} 15 Watt E26 {"NAME":"LB01-15W-E27-TAS-1","GPIO":[0,0,0,0,416,419,0,0,417,452,418,0,0,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18,"CMND":"SO92 1;DimmerRange 24 100"} 4 Button Glass US {"NAME":"Athom SW034US","GPIO":[158,0,0,18,22,19,0,0,17,21,24,23,20],"FLAG":0,&quo

Complete Flashing Guide   10/03/2021 If you bought the dimmers, several of us have been working on reverse engineering the dimmer and have a proof of concept working!  Thanks to Tediore and Tony's help on this process.  Check the Linkind dimmer thread on the digiblurDIY discord  and this GitHub Gist 09/30/2021 Deal is dead now... If you see it again let us know!  09/28/2021 5PM Central: Currently showing out of stock on the 4 pack for $20 switches.  The singles are still available for $7.50 a piece.  Buy the 1 pack on Amazon 09/28/2021 8AM Central: These oddly ESP32 equipped smart switches are running for $5 a piece in the  4 pack on Amazon  (Prime required).  That's a steal for many reasons which you'll see below!   Buy the 1 pack on Amazon Buy the 4 pack on Amazon Can we flash Tasmota on it?   YES!   The  Linkind Smart Switch  is rather unique.  It uses an ESP32 chipset, two independent buttons, two independent LEDs (behind the small hole) of green/red and one relay. 

  Someone has finally done it, a bulb with an oh sh!$ recovery method!  The Kauf BLF10 Bulb is on Amazon and preflashed with ESPHome .  Yes, you can also install other open source ESP8266 projects such Tasmota , WLED , etc by simply using your web browser.  No exploits, no hacks, no soldering, no wires, take it out of the box and go.   Purchase and skip the reading (Amazon) The bulb is a 10W LED (not to be confused with wattages stated as equivalent), I do not see a lumen rating at this time on the specifications but found the brightness by eye to be on par for a bulb of this size.  There are 5 independent color channels to this bulb; Red, Green, Blue, Cool White, and Warm White.  None of that 4 channel simulated warm white or cool white mess!  Keep in mind this is an A21 sized bulb that could have size issues fitting in some enclosures.  What's the added bonus?   Your eyes aren't deceiving you, those are indeed solder pads for 3V3, RX, TX, GND and GPIO Zero.  What does that

M.J. Wydra https://github.com/Tediore Discord: Tediore#8266 Synopsis This guide will explain how to sniff the network key from a Zigbee hub. The network key encrypts all messages sent between devices on a Zigbee network. When pairing a device, the coordinator sends the network key to the device which is encrypted with another key called the link key . There is a default link key called the well-known link key that all Zigbee devices use to encrypt the network key if no other link key is specified at the time of pairing (such as one generated with an installation code that is unique to the device being paired and is shared with the Zigbee software at the time of pairing). This guide assumes that the default link key is used. Objective Sniffing the network key from a hub can be useful when you want to see what Zigbee messages a manufacturer’s hub is sending to a paired device when performing certain actions such as changing settings on the device. This could assist you in adding that

How to Easily remove the WB3S, WR3, and other MCUs and replace them with an #ESP8266 module.  Ground up from the tools and techniques to get the job done so you can run #Tasmota, ESPHome, ESPEasy, etc on your device that you paid for!  Keep it local and #GYSOOTC!  ESP8266 Code Burner (Amzn) ESP12F (choice) Hot Air Rework Station (choice) Soldering Iron (Amzn) - https://geni.us/ZUx4vcu or https://geni.us/7O5Ji06 Solder (Amzn) - https://geni.us/N2N1sCv or https://geni.us/WzXJ5dd Flux (Amzn) - https://geni.us/iP8G Toolkit (Amzn) - https://geni.us/X2Kj Blue Tack (Amzn) - https://geni.us/gKnsC Helping Hands (Amzn) - https://geni.us/wOFR6 ⚡Ready to Go Solutions Athom Tasmota ( coupon code DIGIBLUR2 ) - https://www.athom.tech/products How to do Zigbee - https://youtu.be/TV5Qyssa7Ec CloudFree - https://bit.ly/3icyzB6 ⚡Resources How to Flash Tasmota - https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Getting-Started/#flashing How to Flash ESPHome - https://esphome.io/guides/getting_started_hassio.html#dashboard

I had so much information and knowledge to a dump on with Zigbee and how I've found the best way to integrate it all with the most reliability, it got split up into two videos.  All of the videos are split into chapters so you can easily find the information you need and skip the crap you don't need.  There's the install with non-supervisor and supervisor installs as well.   Part 1 Part 2 ⚡Coordinators/Hub Tubes ZB - https://www.tubeszb.com/ CircuitSetup - https://circuitsetup.us/product/usb-zigbee-stick-z-stack-coordinator/ ZZH - https://electrolama.com/projects/zig-a-zig-ah/ Ti - https://www.ti.com/store/ti/en/p/product/?p=LAUNCHXL-CC26X2R1 Ti - https://www.ti.com/store/ti/en/p/product/?p=LAUNCHXL-CC1352P-2   ⚡Zigbee Devices Aqara Sensors Iris Motion Sensor S31 ZB Smart Plug Linkind Plug and Remote Pack Sengled Power Monitoring Plugs Gledopto LED Zigbee Bridge Sage Doorbell Sensor ⚡Resources Zigbee2MQTT - https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/ Supported Devices - https://www.zigbee2

In depth easy to understand MQTT practices with all your Tasmota devices and more.  TasmoBackup, NodeRed, Tasmota Device Manager, and MQTTExplorer usage with Home Assistant. Tasmota Tips Episode 10 Jumping major versions? https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Upgrading/ Tasmota - https://www.tasmota.com Tasmota Device Manager  TDM - https://github.com/jziolkowski/tdm MQTT Explorer - http://mqtt-explorer.com/ TasmoBackup - https://github.com/danmed/TasmoBackupV1 YAML To Push MQTT Commands - https://github.com/digiblur/Tasmota/wiki/MQTT-Retains-and-Power-States ⚡Products We Use/Recommend Amazon US -  https://amzn.to/2YZNDeO Amazon UK -  https://amzn.to/2TnG2R4 Amazon CA -  https://amzn.to/2JWsNq5 ⚡Be Social!⚡ YouTube -  https://youtube.digiblur.com Discord Chat -  https://discord.digiblur.com Patreon -  https://patreon.digiblur.com Facebook -  https://facebook.digiblur.com Instagram -  https://instagram.digiblur.com Please note, the product links above could be affiliate links, using them could

While chatting on Discord we got on the smart ceiling fan controller options or lack thereof.  Long story short there's a new listing for the Sonoff iFan04 controller.  Could it be?!?!  Did they finally listen to several of us and do a fan controller with 120VAC fans in mind?  YUP!  They sure did.  Is it ESP82xx based so we can put Tasmota or ESPHome on it?  Absolutely!   Buy from iTead Buy on Amazon Let's take a few steps back.  So what is it?  The iFan0x controller is designed to address a common problem many people have with wiring.  In older homes there would be one light switch in a bedroom to control the fan and light together.  If this switch was turned off, both the light and fan went off.  Of course in the past 20+ yrs that did change in many areas where they ran an additional hot wire in the bundle and have a 2 gang switch for light and fan.  Instead of a costly rewire the iFan controller steps in to fill the gap.  It's designed to receive the one hot wire and br