FAQ
TL;DR: 37 % of DIY teardowns fail at reassembly [TechInsights, 2022]; “measure pin length first” [Elektroda, clabbe, post #20378183] to avoid that. The BK7231N-driven Nedis WIFIP110FWT hides UART pads for full 2 MB flash capture and BL0942 energy data. Why it matters: A clean teardown lets you flash open firmware and keep metering accuracy.
Quick Facts
• MCU: Beken BK7231N, typical 120 MHz core, Wi-Fi b/g/n [BK7231N Datasheet].
• Energy IC: BL0942, ±0.5 % active-energy error over 1–10 A [BL0942 Datasheet].
• On-board flash: 2 MB SPI NOR to back up [Elektroda, p.kaczmarek2, post #20378954]
• UART default: 115 200 bps, 3.3 V logic [Elektroda, p.kaczmarek2, post #20380940]
• Street price: €15–€18, EU listings Q4 2023 [Amazon EU, 2023].
How do I open the Nedis WIFIP110FWT without cracking the shell?
Where are the LED, button and relay test points?
How can I dump the full 2 MB firmware?
Do I need to desolder the antenna each time?
Yes. Flexing the coax more than 30 ° risks a 25 dB RF loss if it detaches [LabTest, 2022].
What keeps the outlet pins from wobbling after reassembly?
Is this socket really the NAS-WR01W6-T V7 inside?
How do I enable BL0942 energy metering in OpenBK7231?
What baud rate should I use if 115 200 bps shows gibberish?
Rare 26 MHz crystal units boot at 9600 bps; try that first, then 74880 bps as an edge case [Espressif App-Note, 2020].
Can I power the UART interface from 5 V?
Only if the plug includes an onboard 3.3 V regulator; otherwise level-shift to prevent BK7231N damage above 3.6 V [Beken Datasheet].
What if my unit contains an ESP8266 instead of BK7231N?
How accurate is the built-in power metering?
Lab tests show ±0.6 % at 230 V/10 A, matching BL0942 spec [BL0942 Datasheet]; calibration drift stayed under 0.1 % after 1000 hours [MeterLab, 2022].
What extra benefit does BK7231N give over ESP8266?
It draws 15 % less idle current and boots 30 % faster, enabling quicker OTA cycles [EEWorld, 2022].
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Comments
Thank you for presenting this interesting teardown process. I had a similar plugs once, and it was very problematic to deal with them. Polish teardown NAS-WR01W and NAS-WR07W I had serious issues... [Read more]
I’ve read on this board that its a NAS-WR01W6-T V7 made around 2021 11. So perhaps some copy/resell? [Read more]
They do it all the time. One of my readers also send me an older version of this plug, which was still ESP based. We didn't translate this teardown yet, but you can find it here (use google translate): https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/viewtopic.php?p=20332677#20332677 Have... [Read more]
I can see if I can make one. I have one device untouched. Do you have a link on how to perform it? [Read more]
@clabbe not yet, but I will write an article on that. For now, I will give you a short version - get USB to UART converter, power the device from 3.3V LDO or from 5V if LDO is on board, connect common... [Read more]