@ronald Die gemessenen 3,3V sind (sehr wahrscheinlich) relativ zum Neutralleiter. Da der Neutralleiter nicht zwangsläufig auf Erdpotential ist, sollte man das nicht berühren. Ein Schalter mit offenen Kontakten ist also definitiv nicht geeignet, um ihn an den Schalter-Eingängen des Sonoff zu betreiben! Diese Module sind zu klein für eine ordentliche galvanische Trennung zwischen 230V und 3,3V.

@TindrasGrove The wave started to hit me about four hours ago and is still going strong. It's an address unrelated to Discord and not even listed in any of the breaches on HIBP, but it might have appeared in a GitHub repo at some point. They are all ticket creation notifications coming from Zendesk, who seem to ignore DMARC/SPF/DKIM failures...

@moreentropy I hope you checked that the adapters work via ser2net. Some radio protocols are pretty timing sensitive and might not work properly with additional network latency.

@DJGummikuh Don't those already have a cover/blinds mode in their default firmware? I am also using Shellys for my rolling shutters, but I flashed them with ESPHome and am using the current-based cover component there.

@DJGummikuh you might want to look into #ESPHome and it's time-based cover component: https://esphome.io/components/cover/time_based/

@muddy You could even connect the #ESPHome device to your #HomeAssistant instance while you are on the road using the ESPHome wireguard component to always have everything in one place 😊 But if the web interface is fine, that might be more complicated than necessary.

@johnmclear I'm always sad to see developers publish integrations via HACS instead of contributing to HA core directly. And then people complain that they have to rely on HACS because it's not in core.

@mdimjasevic What's that cute little ESP board? 🤩