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Deta Grid Connect Double Powerpoint with Dual USB 6920HA
Deta Grid Connect Double Powerpoint with Dual USB 6920HA
Device Type: plugElectrical Standard: auBoard: bk72xx
Deta Grid Connect Smart Double Touch Power Point With Dual USB
Manufactured by Deta this is a AU/NZ standard wall outlet/powerpoint with USB charging ports based on the Beken BK7231T module. Now that ESPHome natively supports BK72XX microcontrollers, you can also put ESPHome directly onto the device.
Getting it up and running
Using Cloudcutter
Cloudcutter is a tool designed to simplify the process of flashing Tuya-based devices. It allows you to bypass the need for physically opening the device and swapping out chips. By leveraging the cloud APIs, Cloudcutter enables you to flash the firmware remotely, making it a convenient and less intrusive option. Follow the instructions on the Cloudcutter GitHub repository to use this method for flashing your Deta 6920HA device.
Disassembly
If you can't or don't wish to use Cloudcutter, you can flash directly to the outlet with USB to serial adapter.
To disassemble the outlet in order to flash, remove the front plastic face (secured by clips on each side), then remove the two exposed screws. Remove the clear panel and then carefully remove the small thin PCB that sat underneath the panel.
GPIO pinout
GPIO # | Component |
---|---|
P8 | Status LED |
P10 | Sensor Rx |
P7 | Button 1 |
P24 | Button 2 |
P6 | Relay 1 |
P26 | Relay 2 |
Basic Configuration
substitutions: devicename: "deta-double-powerpoint-usb" friendlyname: Deta Powerpoint USB friendlyname_left: Powerpoint Left friendlyname_right: Powerpoint Right deviceid: deta-double-powerpoint-usb devicemodel: Deta Grid Connect 6920HA Series 2
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esphome: name: ${devicename} bk72xx: board: generic-bk7231t-qfn32-tuya
wifi: ssid: !secret wifi_ssid password: !secret wifi_password ap: ssid: "ESPHOME" password: "123456"
logger:
web_server:
captive_portal:
api:
ota:
sensor: - platform: wifi_signal name: ${friendlyname} Wifi Signal Strength update_interval: 60s - platform: uptime name: ${friendlyname} Uptime - platform: cse7766 current: name: "${friendlyname} Current" icon: mdi:current-ac filters: - multiply: 4.867 - throttle_average: 30s voltage: name: "${friendlyname} Voltage" icon: mdi:flash filters: - multiply: 1.905 - throttle_average: 30s power: name: "${friendlyname} Power" icon: mdi:gauge id: powerpoint_wattage filters: - throttle_average: 30s energy: name: "${friendlyname} Energy" icon: mdi:gauge id: powerpoint_energy filters: - throttle: 30s - platform: total_daily_energy name: "${friendlyname} Daily Energy" power_id: powerpoint_wattage filters: - multiply: 0.001 - throttle: 60s unit_of_measurement: kWh icon: mdi:chart-bar
text_sensor: - platform: wifi_info ip_address: name: ${friendlyname} IP ssid: name: ${friendlyname} SSID bssid: name: ${friendlyname} BSSID mac_address: name: ${friendlyname} Mac - platform: version name: ${friendlyname} ESPHome Version
# Enable time component for use by daily power sensortime: - platform: homeassistant id: homeassistant_time
uart: rx_pin: P10 baud_rate: 4800
output:- platform: gpio pin: P8 inverted: false id: led
###Buttonsbinary_sensor:# Left button - platform: gpio device_class: power pin: number: P7 mode: INPUT inverted: True name: "${friendlyname} Left Button" #toggle relay on push on_press: - switch.toggle: relay_a# Right button - platform: gpio device_class: power pin: number: P24 mode: INPUT inverted: True name: "${friendlyname} Right Button" #toggle relay on push on_press: - switch.toggle: relay_b
switch: - platform: gpio pin: P6 name: "${friendlyname_left}" restore_mode: always off id: relay_a icon: mdi:power-socket-au - platform: gpio pin: P26 name: "${friendlyname_right}" restore_mode: always off id: relay_b icon: mdi:power-socket-au on_turn_on: - output.turn_on: led on_turn_off: - output.turn_off: led