[BK7231N/T34] TW2-0003A -Bingoelec DIY Series Smart WiFi Wall Touch Switch Base 3 Gang

First of all, I would like to praise the SUPER Forum and all its super members

I've been interested in getting all my light switches off the cloud for a while now, and using OPENBK for some where I can't use Tasmota

One of them is Bingoelec Wifi Touch Switch 3Gang With Normal EU Socket Without Wifi 3 Color Crystal Glass Panel Smart Switch

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Turns out the switch is actually Bingoelec 1/2/3/4 Gang WiFi Smart Touch Switch Accessories Neutral Live Wire Switch Function Keys DIY Part EU Standard Base

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I flashed it with the following software: BK7231GUIFlashTool

Pins on the Bingoelec 3 Gang Standard Base are as follows:
P10 - RX
P11 - TX
GND
3.3V
CEN (it didn't work for me, so I just did ON-OFF)

Some pictures of me while I was flashing:



I had to carefully remove one of the master plates in order to have access to P10 and P11
I used the information from the link: LINK



Pin 24 has the ability to turn on or off the LED Backlight switch.

I hope I saved someone time and trouble.

PS: this is my first topic, so if there are any mistakes, I apologize, and I would ask the administrators to correct them. Thank you

Hello,
Relay 2 turns itself on when I restart or turn it off and on from the Wi-Fi router.

I have no such problems, check the PIN settings and the channels they are on

Hi,

how is the experience with this Smart WiFi Touch Switches?
I need to buy about 5 of them, 3 Gang ones, and I'm not sure if I can configure them to have the status LED color controlled independently of the relay status.
I see from the images you put that the LED status control is configured only once, so maybe you have defined each LED's state somewhere else (like in a script or autexec.bat file).

Does your model also have RF control (433MHz)? I don't need it, but I guess I can hardware disable it :D

Until now I have these 2 options that look good enough for me:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004333305312.html - 1000W /relay and only 300W if load is a LED.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000100341188.html - rated at 10A per relay, 2000W, no idea what is the max load for controlling light sources made of LEDs.

I don't think I'll use the internal relays for driving the loads as I'll use them in an apartment where all the light loads and all the switches have been wired to a central location where I'll use dedicated relays to drive each load, so most probably if I decide to use this switch's internal relay, it will be only to have a backup for the central system that reads the switches by WiFi MQTT and acts on it.