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Links, generic
- https://cloudfree.shop - sells direct cloudfree hardware - unfortunately no Japan plugs
For Japan, thinking about these
- smart plugs flashable with tasmota firmware would be ideal, https://templates.blakadder.com/jp.html has a list of compatible devices for Japan. Unfortunately, mostly not available. I had found one of these and ordered from China, it never arrived.
- search term: スマートプラグ WIFI 消費電力統計
For Japan, purchased / tried these out
- SwitchBot プラグミニ スマートプラグ amazon.co.jp
- model W2001400 / SwitchBot-Plug-Mini
- summary: power consumption readings are available
- via API from the cloud of the vendor, details. Changes in the consumption are reflected via API after up to 4 seconds. Difference of switchbot measured consumption versus measured in the system itself: 30%.
- or directly with Tasmota flashed to the device
- functions app: on/off, timer, electrical consumption
- I got 2 of these plugs, labelled 2221 and 2310, produced in 2022 and 2023.
- You can put Tasmota on these without opening up the plug:
- You definitely should do a power calibration. I used 2 lights which consume 24W.
- I used DNSmasq to have queries to www.wohand.com redirected to a local webserver, from where it then pulls Transmota
- +Style ORIGINAL スマートプラグ amazon.co.jp
- summary: offers functionality like remote on/off and consumption measurement only over the vendors cloud/mobile app. No APIs for automated reading available.
- portscan: TCP/6668 open
- model PS-P0P-W01/1P
- functions direct API: no direct API
- sniffing traffic, TLS1.2 encrypted connections to AWS are seen
- ゴウサンド/Gosund WP6-1
- summary: offers functionality like remote on/off and consumption measurement only over the vendors cloud/mobile app. No APIs for automated reading available.
- model name: gosund smart plug
- portscan: TCP/6668 open
- functions app: on/off, timer, electrical consumption
- ESPhome firmware supports the US version of the WP6.. no note about JP version.
- I suspected this to be a Tuya device, but when I reset the plug and try to set it up with the Tuya app, it's not found. I had run through setup issues with tuyapi details, before concluding it's not Tuya compatible. tuya-convert is possible with Tuya devices.
For Germany, thinking about these
- Gude Expert Power Control 1202 Series (400euro)
- Gude 1105-1 or -2, rj45 connector
- Voltcraft SEM6000, bluetooth only, test in c't 17/2022 page 102
- Delock 11827, comes with tasmota already installed, hint in c't 2022/19 page 110
- Meters: c't 2022/19
For Germany, purchased/tried out these
- Shelly Plug S
- summary: Of all the smart plugs I tried, I like the Shelly most! Unfortunately, nothing for Japanese market.. just owning it for German connectors.
- functions app: on/off, timer, electrical consumption
- functions direct API: on/off, temperature, power consumption
- Alternative firmware:
- ESPhome firmware supports the Shelly Plug S apparently. Actually, default firmware looks good enough for me right now.
- Inline Smart Home Steckdose
- The app to setup the plug looks much like the Tuya app, but the Tuya app does not detect the plug.
- functions app: on/off, timer, electrical consumption
- no direct API, might work via IFTTT (but interconnecting that is so complicated that I've given up on it)
hardwarerelated/smartplug/plugs.txt · Last modified: 2023/05/13 04:40 by chris
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