A dry contact (or relay) connected wifi for -4€ compatible Jeedom

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This is what we will achieve when one Sonoff Basic it is:

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Necessary equipment:

A Sonoff Basic (an R2 for this tutorial but the principle is the same with an R1 or an R3)

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Step 1: Unscrew one of the fuse's pates

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Step 2: Cut the track (yellow circle) and drill a hole for the fuse (purple circle)

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Step 3: Unleash the small black cable circled with blue

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Step 4: Solve the fuse in the previously drilled hole

in step 2 small purple circle.

(I advise to weld it by reversing the meaning, it is more convenient)

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Step 5: Pass the small black cable with blue collar in the newly created hole and weld it on a terminal of the relay

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It is also possible to drill a hole and pass this blue collar cable through it, it may be simpler:

It’s over, here’s a dry contact and thousands of possibilities

Other tutorials explain:

The one photographed on this page is installed to trigger the centralised suction at home, just a pulse, as a bonus, here is the Jeedom config via EspEsay:

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