Solarmi PG01 Smart Wi-Fi socket with TASMOTA energy measurement (TP29)

Xtend Solarmi PG01v2

The smart Wi-Fi socket is designed to control electrical appliances up to a maximum load of 16 A (2200 W) remotely from anywhere via the Internet.

• Control via MQTT, web and serial interface or HTTP.
• Automation using timers, rules or scripts.
• Integration with home automation solutions.
• Easy upgrade to ESPHome, Homekit etc.
• Option to upgrade firmware.

Number of plugs

Voltage and current

• AC 100-240 V (50/60 Hz
• max. 16 A)

Wi-Fi standard: 802.11b/g/n

Material

• ABS + PC
• fire-resistant plastic (fire protection degree 94-V0)

Dimensions: 85 x 51 x 51 mm

Weight: 80 g

Thanks to the uploaded Tasmota FW, you can control the outlet by directly entering the IP address and the control command. You don't need an expensive hub or gateway or rely on a cloud service.

To turn it on, insert the command into the HTML client: ipaddress:port/cm?cmnd=Power 1 To turn it off: ipaddress:port/cm?cmnd=Power 0

Status numbers 1 or You can also replace 0 with the status of the LAN output of the controller, e.g. for the status on OUT1 and if the socket is at the address 192.168.88.123, write on the default port: 192.168.88.123:80/cm?cmnd=Power %44

In some cases it is necessary to calibrate the outlet. You can find out how to do this at: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Power-Monitoring-Calibration/