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Q: What happens if the electric current exceeds 16 amps? Can this switch work as a circuit breaker?
Asked by BG533717542 on 2020-11-10 02:47:29
pubdc NO ! This must always be installed after a circuit breaker. Consider it as an alternative to a manual switch in your wall.
2020-12-08 11:35:21 Helpful (0)
pubdc The picture indicates the opposite : N is just to power the device itself, L is being switched.
2020-12-08 11:33:50 Helpful (0)
pubdc The logic would be cloud based. But one buyer commented they have flashed it with Tasmota firmware, which would indicate one can drop the cloud concept and go with a self-managed solution. This would be akin to a Sonoff S20 or Basic for example. Plenty of info on Tasmota or ESPeasy for those.
2020-12-08 11:31:43 Helpful (0)Q: Can this be flashed with custom firmware like ESPEasy or Tasmota?
Asked by barrymossel on 2018-03-06 03:10:49
pubdc Yes, the chip is a very nice ESP8266MOD, very similar to Sonoff gear
2020-03-28 04:44:12 Helpful (0)
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pubdc Yes it does, dont think you will need a driver, should be recognized automatically. It reads my eID both on my Linux and W10 laptops
2021-02-02 10:01:04 Helpful (0)