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Where to find the electronic circuitry from a WiFi light bulb?

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  • #1 21490912
    jury66
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    Have any of you come across such a circuit to buy? This is dismantled from a wifi bulb.
    Close-up of a green circuit board with electronic components. .
    Close-up photo of an electronic circuit possibly removed from a WiFi bulb. .
    Close-up of a small electronic board with components, held in hand. .
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  • #2 21490929
    p.kaczmarek2
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    You need to remove the sticker and then write down the designation of the WiFi module. For what purpose do you want to buy it?
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  • #3 21490958
    jury66
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    I am looking for a small circuit to make a light switch. I would like to connect this circuit to MQTT. I realise there are off-the-shelf solutions from Tuya etc, but I'm rather interested in something "minimalist" that I can handle in the aforementioned way.
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  • #4 21490974
    p.kaczmarek2
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    NiceMCU is cheap, you might even buy one for PLN5:
    NiceMCU XH-WB3S BK7238 tutorial - quick start, flashing, sensors, MQTT and Home Assistant .

    I don't know if you'll get that module there specifically, much less at a low price. Plus you still haven't shown what module sits there, you have to remove the sticker.

    Or is it better to buy and flash a ready-made one?
    ZN268131 WiFi Smart Switch which allows you to connect a bistable button .

    How about just some ESP + PlatformIO?

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    ESP8266 and Tasmota - WiFi relay control step-by-step .
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  • #5 21491602
    jury66
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    I have set up on Shelly1, whereas I do not know how to configure MQTT, or in other words whether I am configuring it correctly.
    I enter the broker server as: h000000.ala.us-east-1.emqxsl.com, well, and actually I don't know if it connects or not....
    I look at the server and I have no such client. What am I doing wrong?
    Shelly1 configuration with MQTT enabled. .
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