Support for "Sonoff TH 10A" and "Sonoff TH 16A" hardware from ITead?

[Gamester17]

Does anyone here know if the Easy ESP firmware can be flashed on to and run on the new "Sonoff TH 10A" and "Sonoff TH 16A" hardware that ITead (company of Sonoff fame on Indiegogo) have recently announced?

https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-th.html

I first read about these new Sonoff devices here (and I know that Esp Easy firmware works on the old Sonoff):

http://tinkerman.cat/iteads-evolution/

While not confirmed yet it is very likley that these have integrated ITead's PSF-A85 module which in turn is based on Espressif ESP8285 chip (an ESP8266 with 1 Mbyte embedded SPI flash memory).

https://www.itead.cc/wiki/Sonoff_TH_10/16

More info on ITead wiki link above.

[jowiemann]

Hello, it works fine

Greatings Jörg

[jbaumann]

I just flashed it successfully on the Sonoff TH 16A.

Cheers, Joachim

[pacitzu]

I am interested in the new Dual Sonoff "https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-dual.html". Very similar to "Sonoff TH 10A/16A"
Does anyone here know if the ESP Easy firmware can be flashed?

[jbaumann]

I have two of them at home, and they contain an 8266 and an additional 8051-core. It is used to multiplex the relay control and buttons, but I have no clue yet what kind of protocol is used. Additionally it seems that GPIO0 is not connected to a button, so there might be some soldering involved in flashing new firmware. I will inquire with ITEAD regarding this and the protocol used for the 8051. Currently I am not sure whether it is an good target for ESPEasy.

Cheers, Joachim

[Gamester17]

It also looks like Peter Scargill managed to flash these units just like the older Sonoffs but he is not using ESP Easy though:

http://tech.scargill.net/sonoff-th10-and-th16/

Xose Pérez (a.k.a. Tinkerman) however looks to be working on specific Sonoff TH (and Sonoff Pow) for this own Espurna firmware:

http://tinkerman.cat/sonoff-th10-th16-s ... actuators/

Maybe any needed code could be ported from his Espurna firmware to ESPEasy?

https://bitbucket.org/xoseperez/espurna

Anyway, there Sonoff TH10A and TH16A really look like great value for a complete sensor and power-on/off solution.

[Gamester17]

ITead have now release "Sonoff Pow" as a hackable WiFi Switch with integrated Power Consumption Measurement and sensor-plug for external probes and more.

This "Sonoff Pow" is a ESP8266 based hackable WiFi power-switch with Power Consumption Measurement (which probably uses ITead own PSF-A85 module that integrate ESP8285):

https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-pow.html

For hackers, Sonoff Pow is exciting as prebuilt and flashable ESP8266 device. The programming header is labelled and goes like this: VCC, RX, TX, GND. The button is tied to GPIO0 so just press it while powering the board and you are in flash mode.

More technical details availalable in their wiki:

https://www.itead.cc/wiki/Sonoff_Pow

Sonoff Pow features a 16 Amp reley (max 3500W) and other than being able to directly report wattage consumption it in addition features the the same temperature/humidity sensor-probes as the Sonoff TH 16 (TH16) model.

http://www.cnx-software.com/2016/09/19/ ... ty-probes/

Xose Pérez (a.k.a. Tinkerman) have posted teardown of Sonoff TH10 & TH16 with tests of sensors, actuators, and displays:

http://tinkerman.cat/sonoff-th10-th16-s ... actuators/

ITead also sells Sonoff Pow to resellers as a customizable product, as an the product page ITead writes: "This is a customizable product. Based on the original prototype, we can make the customized prototype that meets your requirements.":

https://www.itead.cc/customizable/

Note! It should be noted that none of these Sonoff devices have yet been FCC or CE certified, (though they confusingly have a "CE" marking but that in the case of these stands for 'China Export' and not Conformité Européenne).

[Guru_shastri]

Hi,
I gathered this can be flashed with esp easy, but does this include temperature reads?
Could it work with domoticz?
Thanks!