L1T Tasmota Power Strip Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- Tasmota
Table of Contents
L1T Tasmota Power Strip
Product Information
Specifications
- Product Name: Tasmota
- Support: Limited
- Website: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/
Product Usage Instructions
1. Separating the Upper and Tower Parts
To connect and use the Tasmota switch, you need to separate the upper and tower parts from the switch using a screwdriver.
2. Wiring Installation
Attention: A neutral wire is required for the installation.
Prepare to install wiring as follows:
- Live Wire: Connects to the L terminal
- Bulb Wire: Connects to the L1 and L2 terminals
- Neutral Wire: Connects to the N terminal
Note: For a 1-gang switch, connect L1Terminal. For a 2-gang switch, connect L1 and L2 terminals.
3. Fitting the Switch on the Wall
Follow the instructions provided in the user manual to fit the switch on the wall.
4. Connecting to Wi-Fi and Setting Up
Follow these steps to connect the Tasmota switch to your Wi-Fi network:
- Plug in the device.
- Find an open Wi-Fi hotspot with “Tasmota” in its name.
- Connect to the Wi-Fi hotspot and go to the address 192.168.4.1 in a web browser.
- Enter your Wi-Fi network name and password.
- After confirming the network data, the power strip will display an IP address that it will be available from. Copy it for future reference.
- The device will automatically redirect you to the IP address you entered after saving the network data.
- The power strip is now ready to use.
5. Resetting the Device
If you need to reset the device, follow one of the methods below:
- If there is a power button: Hold the power button for 40+ seconds until the light blinks and the device restarts.
- If there is no power button: Plug the device in and out 6 times and leave it plugged in on the 7th time. The LED should start blinking, indicating that the socket is ready to be connected again.
- If you have access to the web interface: Type “reset 1” in the console and press enter.
tasmota is not a commercial product and support is limited. You have to be willing to research and solve potential problems yourself. Detailed information about connecting, changing settings and modifications is shown on the website “https://tasmota.github.io/docs/”
How to connect and use
Separate the upper and tower parts from the switch by a screwdriver
Prepare to install wiring
- Live Wire connects the “L” terminal
- Bulb Wire connects “L1, L2” terminal
- Neutral Wire connects the “N” terminal
- gang connects “L1 “Terminal
- gang connects “L1, L2” terminal
Fitting switch on the wall
How to connect:
- Plug in the device
- Find open wifi hotspot with the Tasmota word in name
- Connect to it and go to the 192.168.4.1 address in the browser
- Enter your wifi network name and password
- After confirming network data, power strip will show you IP address that it will be available from, copy it, just in case.
- It will automatically redirect you to this address after you network data is filled and saved.
- Power strip is ready to use. Template and rules already activated, but in case you will need it later – you can find it below
Template Parameters
{“NAME”:” NOUS LIT”, “GPIO”:[544,0,1,32,0,0, 0,0, 0,224,288,0,0,01,”FLAG”:0,
“BASE”:1}
if there is power button: Hold the power button 40+ seconds, until light blinks and the device restarts if there is no power button: Plug the device in and out 6 times and leave plugged in on the 7th – the LED should start to blink, that means socket is ready to be connected again if have access to the web interface: type reset 1 in console and press enter
Smart Home Integrations
Tasmota is Incredibly expandable and flexible and can be integrated with Alexa, AWS loT, Domoticz, Home Assistant, Homebridge, HomeSeer, IP Symcon, KNX, NodeRed, nymea, OctoPrint, openHAB, Otto, 10Broker, Mozilla WebThings Adapter, SmartThings, Tasmohab, Homematic ip, etc.