Works well with ZHA in Home Assistant.
Do not use on a device that is vibrating for long periods at a time.
The battery won’t last.
Integrates into Home Assistant in less than a minute using ZHA.
Full reporting of amps, watts and voltage
A summation is also reported.
Tested with a 3000watt load.
The device was configured in Home Assistant in less than one minute using ZHA. Power monitoring works well.
I have many running in my home, some for well over a year without issues.
One i use for my dishwasher drawing 2200 watts.
Works as advertised. Great price fast delivery, will order from and recommend them again.
Had it for a few weeks now and works flawlessly. Has held up to massive rains outdoors and shows no signs of issues. Well built lock, good for locking a garden gate. Fingerprints are easy to setup and recognition is reliable
The product is fantastic works as it should and the after sales service from DlifeSA is awesome. I can highly recommend this product as we have installed four units
This product is amazing in it's simplicity to set up. Have it fully integrated into my google home ecosystem in no time and with no effort other than adding it.
Also fast shipping and very importantly when buying imported: EXCELLENT after sales service and quick responses from Ashlen when I made a silly mistake in my set up. Thank you so much!
This is the best addition to my smart home as I don't always have to use my phone and it works great with home assistant, I am using z2m v2 please see below sample automation as it can be a bit tricky to trigger the events
alias: Living Room Lights
triggers:
- event_type: event.living_room_light_action
event_data:
event_type: single_right
trigger: event
actions:
- target:
entity_id: switch.living_room_bulb2
action: light.toggle
mode: single
And also another one for the hold function
alias: Toggle Garage Door with Button 1
description: Toggle the garage door when button 1 is single-clicked.
triggers:
- topic: zigbee2mqtt/zbutton_main/action
payload: 1_hold
trigger: mqtt
conditions: []
actions:
- action: cover.toggle
target:
entity_id:
- cover.garage_door_2
data: {}
mode: single
Dispatch and Delivery was quick and efficient, Turnaround from when payment
was made to goods arriving at my door. Cannot fault this supplier, as I
received notification on whole process start to end
Very, very good. Installed 11 of them and they went up without any issues. The capacitor is a nice size too.
Everywhere else I search for a On/Off IoT Tuya WiFi enabled sprinkler I was faced with:
* Dependency on a bridge.
* Much higher cost.
Neither of which I wanted.
I emailed Digital Life SA and all my questions were answered.
* No dependency on a bridge.
* Native adoption into the Toya SmartLife App.
* Clear instruction on how to adopt, and what it is called in the SmartLife app (nothing special - just simply, power on a Add device - it is as simple as Ashlen explained.)
Because of very clear instruction and background research on the company was legit, I was confident to place the order.
A few days later, I considered setting up automation using my Home Assistant - only accessible via my Isolated IoT WiFi SSID with WireGuard VPN to my server, I host in Azure, behind an OPNSense Firewall.
I didn't even need to use my server!
From the SmartLife App, I set astronorticaical timers,
and set the duration of the sprinkler based on total Litres per cycle.
Currently I set it to 200 Litres 30 mins before sunrise.
and 300 Litres 30 mins before sunset,
Except if rain is expected on the day!
and not to exceed 15 minutes per cycle.
Pretty cool!
If you want to know my first time experience with Digital Life SA.
Just go to hello peter and search Digital Life Investments and check the review from Tim.
Great for monitoring consumption and managing your geyser.
I use these for automations on the dishwasher and washing machine to change certain lights in the house to Green to indicate a cycle is finished as well as send notifications to our phones. Now I want one of these on each outlet in my house
Just started using a set of four. Their capacity and voltage seem to be as promised. Previously I have used the usb c charged D cells for years and through more than 400 cycles without any problems.
The plug works well for on/off, but I would not recommend buying the product if you care about the power monitoring capabilities. The numbers are way off. I plugged in heater pulling 1500W, the plug would read 600W. I plugged in a computer pulling about 84W, the plug reported 4W. I tried with a few other items, vacuum, pressure waster...the number where off all the time.
The device apparently has a firmware bug where some of the relays may show as online of offline even when not physically on or off. This does not seem to be a single 'dud', but rather a broad issue. Supposedly, this is possible to workaround in Zigbee2MQTT, by not relying on the device's state reporting, although not an ideal fix.
Also, sometimes switching can be slow, almost like the device's cache or memory stalls for a couple of seconds.
Other than these issues, it switches fine, pairing with Z2M was effortless, and the dimming works well.