The Grid Connect is Tuya based according to the templates on blakadder.
So this might be better if the usb c is important but does have lower total output 3.4a vs 4.2a.
Here's a couple of smart plugs that are local in AUS yet flash-able with Tasmota so something else for you to consider. From the reading I did this morning looks like those Mirabella Genio bulbs are flash-able too which is pretty cool.
Jinvoo Smart Plug
https://www.amazon.com.au/Jinvoo-Countdown-Function-Compatible-Assistant/dp/B07GLGM2MY
Mirabella Genio Wi-Fi
https://www.kmart.com.au/product/mirabella-genio-wi-fi-1-usb-adaptor/2326810
No power monitoring on the grid connect or the Jinvoo stuff though.
If the grid-connect can be OTA flashed that would be alright for other stuff though, just don't want to be pulling stuff apart and playing with wires.
sale on the GU10 colour hues if you need em
What are they normally? Amazon tells me I last purchased the GU10's for AUD49.
59 at bunnings atm. Was considering the hue gu10s, but the lumens are so low.
Oh I wouldn't take the Hardly Normal price as ... well the norm. lol
its the RRP - but none of us ever pay that.
Yep. Goodness JbHifi have em for 89. Madness!
So can you set levels with this at all ?
Think I'm going to have to learn how to flash this stuff as the kmart stuff brings the price point/TCO right down for a little extra effort
Or we just send them all to @jchurch and he can flash em for us... for a nominal fee of course.
I actually enjoy doing it so if you guys want me to get one and document it I can or I can do it for you
Alright I picked up one of these at lunch time. I will see how I go.
just went past JB HiFi Home store near me and they have quite the large smart home section with some bits and pieces there.
I've flashed 2 of them with Tasmota and are working fine.
Yeah from what I have read online they seem easy as. Anyways I will document it as I go including HE integration and send it onto all. Unless you have one already then feel free to share.
Sorry it was my first time flashing anything so never thought to document it.
All i did was use this diagram of the chip and soldered on the jumpers.