Easy Home Assistant WiFi Temperature Sensor
One of the easiest ways to make a temperature sensor for Home Assistant is to connect either a DHT11 or DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor to a Wemos D1 Mini. …
How To Flash Tasmota The Easy Way: A Guide To The Tasmotizer
The easiest way to flash Tasmota using the operating system of your choice is to download and run the Tasmotizier. Under the hood it uses the mighty ESPTool, but it …
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What Is Tasmota? An Introduction To A Cloud-Free Smart Home
So you heard all of the hype about Tasmota in the smart home community? You want to get in on the action but don’t quite know where to start? Well …
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Tasmota Auto Discovery In Home Assistant (Easy Step-By-Step)
If you have landed here in this little corner of the internet, I am going to assume you already know what Tasmota is and what the benefits are to running …
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How To Flash ESP devices with Tasmota Using Raspberry Pi
This tutorial will cover all of the steps necessary to flash an ESP device with ESPTool using a Raspberry Pi. The device I shall be flashing is a MagicHome RGB …
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How To Flash Tasmota With Mac/Linux Terminal: Wemos D1 Mini
The Wemos D1 Mini is an incredible little device and you can pick one up for less than the cost of a beer. There is a wealth of documentation online …
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How To Flash Tuya Devices Over The Air Without Soldering
Did you know that it is possible to flash Tasmota to many of those cheap smart home products that you can buy off Amazon? Did you know that it is …
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