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Arlec 6000HA inline switch
Arlec 6000HA inline switch
Device Type: switchElectrical Standard: auBoard: esp8266
The Arlec 6000HA power plug is part of the Grid Connect ecosystem and is sold at Bunnings in Australia and New Zealand.
As at the time of writing, they can be flashed without disassembly or soldering using tuya-convert.
GPIO Pinout
| Pin | Function | 
|---|---|
| GPIO01 | Blue LED (Inverted: true) | 
| GPIO13 | Relay | 
| GPIO14 | Button | 
Getting it up and running
Tuya Convert
These switches are Tuya devices, so if you don't want to open them up to flash directly, you can use tuya-convert to initially get ESPHome onto them. After that, you can use ESPHome's OTA functionality to make any further changes.
- Put the switch into "smartconfig" / "autoconfig" / pairing mode by holding any button for about 5 seconds.
 - The status LED blinks rapidly to confirm that it has entered pairing mode.
 
Basic Configuration
# Basic Configsubstitutions:  device_name: "arlec_PC189HA_1"  name: "ARLEC PC189HA 1"
esphome:  name: ${device_name}  comment: ${name}  platform: ESP8266  board: esp01_1m
wifi:  ssid: !secret wifi_ssid  password: !secret wifi_password  ap:
logger:
api:  encryption:    key: !secret api_encryption_key
ota:  password: "ota_password"
binary_sensor:  - platform: gpio    pin:      number: GPIO01      inverted: True      mode: INPUT_PULLUP    name: ${name}    filters:      delayed_on_off: 100ms    on_press:      then:        - switch.toggle: relay
switch:  - platform: gpio    pin: GPIO14    name: ${name}    id: relay    restore_mode: always off    icon: mdi:power-socket-au    on_turn_on:      then:        - output.turn_on: button_led    on_turn_off:      then:        - output.turn_off: button_led
output:  - platform: gpio    id: button_led    pin:      number: GPIO13      inverted: yes