SPECIFICATIONS

Roller Shutter For Apple HomeKit Curtain Motor Smart Home WiFi Switch 4 Relay Siri Google Assistant Voice Control Automation Iot

2 Modes:

1-Setup as a motor controller

2-Setup as an on-off controller

Attention
With the 4 Channel version, you can control only 1 motor; The first and second relay are used. With the 4 channel version, you control 4 relays in on-off mode.
With the 2 Channel version, you can control only 1 motor; The first and second relay are used. With the 2 channel version, you control 2 relays in on-off mode.

Example systems:

Control 1 roller shutter : Get 1 device with 2 relays.

Control 2 roller shutter : Get 2 device with 2 relays.

Control 2 on-off lights : Get 1 device with 2 relays.

Control 4 on-off lights : Get 1 device with 4 relays.

Control 1 roller shutter and 2 on-off lights: Get 1 device with 2 relays for roller shutter and Get 1 device with 2 relays for on-off.

Control 1 roller shutter and 4 on-off lights: Get 1 device with 2 relays for roller shutter and Get 1 device with 4 relays for on-off.

You can control only 1 roller shutter with 2 relays or 4 relays.

DIY Advantages

‣ Low power DC input

‣ Dry Contact Relays 90-250AC / 30VDC

‣ Set Momementry or Toggle Switch as you need

‣ Play & Enjoy

Set 2 Channel relays as On-Off Switches or use it for Motorized devices like Roller Shutter, Blind, Garage Door…

Set 4 Channel relays for On-Off Switches

2 / 4 Button Output

‣ Power with your 5 DC Micro Usb or 7-15 DC Adaptor

‣ Pin Wires, ESP8266 board, ESP8266 Board Base, Relay module included

Everything at once!

Apple HomeKit

Google Home

Web UI

3.Party Http protocol integration

Local Http server.

All in one with a single iot device

No Additional Hub Required: Unlike some other smart home devices, this relay module doesn’t demand an extra hub or gateway. The simplified setup not only reduces complexity but also saves you costs, ensuring an efficient and straightforward solution.Home app requires Apple TV or HomePod. No Hub / Gateway required for Google Home, controlling from local IP address or HomeHome.App web interface.

– Everything Synchronized

Features

Power of Esp8266 with our special firmware

Super Easy Setup

You will easily setup with single page, user firendly form.

FAQ

• Q:How to setup?

When you plug the device it will broadcast WiFi network : “HomeHome-xxxxxx” Password is “homehome” Join the network, make setup in captive portal;

-Select your device type

-Select switch type (momentry/toogle) and required gmail account.

-You can set static ip (optional) for the device but you must know your gateway ip & subnet mask.

-Enter your router name and password if it doesn’t in the WiFi list “refresh network” or enter manually.

-Save.

You can change other device settings by entering ip address of your device like:

Auto Turn Off Feature – Set relay 1 auto off from 1 second to 64.800 secondsTurn Back Feature – Turn to last position (on or off) when power failure or restarts.

• Q:Internet Required?

You can use Apple HomeKit and local http server (write your device ip in to a web browser) without internet.

Google Home and Web UI needs internet connection.

• Q:Updating device firmware?

If there is a firmware update, you will see in local http server page. Update will be done OTA – over the air.

• Q:3th Party Apps – HTTP Server Commands

You can control HomeHome.App with 3th party apps. Your email address must be gmail

Turn on 1. relay: ‘ip.address/1/on?myEmail’

Turn off 1. relay: “ip.address/1/off?myEmail’

All state replies are in array for example: [0,1,2,2] 0 –> off , 1 –> on , 2 –> none

Get all relay states: “ip.address/all?myEmail’ 1-2-4 relay devices are using the same firmware so we push all together.

You can easly understand this is a 2 relay device. First relay is off, second relay is on in this example.