Remote power outlet home automation tutorial ESP8266

Genius and creative at the same time. Subscribed.

Time to scrap or redo this - all those links are dead for the controllers...

So, in order to build a jammer, you would only need to txmit a preamble pulse every 16 cycles?

I actually use one of these kits for controlling my Christmas Lights, but I'm still using the remotes.

Haha damn, I did this in 2015, but I used an arduino to record the signal package (CS student without access to oscilloscope). Entire system is now replaced with the 10€ WiFi based packages (yes I use Tuya and I don't mind China recording my usage).

Alternative, you buy for 8€ a sonoff wifi switch. All in one and no external Hardware and no programming. Plug and play

Great job.

I have similar switches and done the same thing, however my plugs seems to forgot the remote controller's code. so I after a power outage, you have to re-pair all of the sockets, which sucks.

hey great job i made something similar (control an air conditioner outlet using esp via blynk app)
the ac requirers about 20a 110v
at first everything seems to work yet after a month or so the relay output (com / no) stop executing power while inputs on of works fine what could be the problem? I use a relay which is made for 10 a should i get a bigger one? and i power relay from esp should i power itbfrom a different separate power source? Thanks

Yeah.... funny. I mean the first scene with the electrocution. Didn't know though that Germans can be funny. I doubt that the German VDE would find such fiddling with electrical installations very funny though. ElectroBOOM 's (Look him up! He rules!) vlogs are way cooler btw.
BUT.... the protocol reverse-engineering is very interesting.

CE = China Export

How to remove, clear memory of learned signals in the socket? Is it possible with this grey button?
EDIT: the only way i found out: save many times the same code, to roll out the memory slots. Holding the button while entering the socket to the wall deosn't work for me. .

Do you have a link to compatible Australian plugs?

funny and great

Please make a video about an very cheap (SONOFF WIFI SWITCH) that you can buy for about 4$ to 5$.

More of drama than information

„SEEM to be certified“ 😂😂

The CE logo doesn't mean it's certified. It stands for China Export

super bro

I wanna know someone who at least not smiling looking at his introduction.

Hi Bitluni

Love your videos and have learned a great deal on the 8266 Wifi from watching. I got a couple of Etekcity remote outlets. I copied your Arduino code and bought the 433Mhz transmitter / receiver modules. I had a problem that I was able to determine that the Etekcity remote outlets have a different ON/OFF pattern. The data bits that control on/off are reversed and they don't use a bit for the channel. The outlets all have separate addresses. 0011=off 1100=on. (Preamble, Address, On/OFF data) I was almost to the point of using a relay to short out the switches..Thanks

I'm from the future. Just use a cheap Sonoff and reprogram it's own ESP8266. A static code to turn on/off seems quite insecure.

You are amazing!

Excuse me i need your help to program ESP8266 woth IRremote send

hello Bitluni,
i want to use this project by using VirtualWire.h library ...if it is posible then how do i code? for transmit "fx001" like codes plz reply i already made project using VirtualWire.h library,
regards,
Saad Lala.

i can turn on my device from the webserver with the link, but i cant turn it off with the link?
can you help me?

Just found this. Pretty cool. I think the sonoff devices make this redundant now.

Genau das wa ich gesucht habe. Jetzt braucht ich nur noch das Geld und Motivation.

Let's face it, we all have fondled with the idea of a servo pushing the button at some point

How far i can do that by android?

um..... the ESP8266 seems to be cheaper than the wireless outlets... am i missing something here?

Amazing

You can be electrocuted only once

Hi bitluni! Thanks for the idea. Your code did not work for me though. I got mine to work with the RCSwitch library, in case anyone is in my situation. However, I have to credit you for giving me the idea to use these plugs for home automation. Cheers!

Hallo,

I'm trying a similar-ish project with little knowledge on the matter.
I'm using NodeMCU.

Just on lil' question, does the phone you're using needs to be connected via WiFi to the same router your little shield is?
Or can you do the same thing over celular data / other WiFi?

Thaaaanks

can you please show, how to rgb with the brwoser methode?

Nice complete solution. I like your videos more and more as I watch. Thanks .

Дай прогу для андроида что бы управлять модулем ESP

How did you workout binary 28013 from 20bit? I tried to learn but different id!

a bit stupid.

be careful with electricity, Laurel

The intro.... 😅👏👌👍👍

Any chance this could work with the philips remote controlled plugs?

I need a diagram for pins i not got a an RX pin in the readme file you made?

Would be a ssr better than a normal relay?

Thank you for sharing this fun & informative video! 😺🖐