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I love this project, Tasmota on a Sonoff basic makes the fan in my toilet switch on when my Hue motion detector detects motion (and switches the light on), usin
by teekert 6y ago
I love this project, Tasmota on a Sonoff basic makes the fan in my toilet switch on when my Hue motion detector detects motion (and switches the light on), using Home Assistant for the logic. My proudest and most useful automation!
Once you flash it and turn it on, it becomes a hotspot to help configure it to your own network, so smart, from that day on: OTA updates. Mine is hidden in the ceiling and has been there without problems for over a year now.
- lostlogin 6y agoA motion detector for bathroom motions is exactly the level of humour I appreciate. I’ve only just started messing with relays and overcoming the terror of 240V was the biggest hurdle - I made a ventilation system that pushes air from either outside or from above a wood burner. It has a pair of motors that open and close and they are controlled by an ESP32 - this worked better than an ESP8266 as the output voltage was 5v rather than 3v. The lower voltage seemed to crap out for some reason, probably because the relay wanted 5v.