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It’s a nice little remote control with 8 buttons, it is powered with a 12V 27 battery. You can also buy a base, the remote fits into it by a magnet. The protocol used is compatible with OpenMQTTGateway modules below: ZgatewayRF (ESP32 or ESP8266 with an RF receiver) ZgatewaySRFB (Sonoff RF Bridge) Here is the official link:   SONOFF Official SONOFF RM433 - RF receiver for Remote Control | SONOFF Official SONOFF RM433 is a 433MHz transmitter. With it, you can remotely control the devices and appliances that can receive 433MHz RF Now if we take a look to the  power consumption  of this sensor we can see that: When sending signal 9mA during around 0.5s Sleep current less than 1uA continuously Duration estimation See relative comparison into the  list of compatible devices It should last more than 1 year with 20 actions per day. Some pictures: Power consumption when no action OpenMQTTGateway_devices_SONOFF-RM433_sensor_sleep_current.jpg 437×792 103

This door/window sensor is powered with a 12V 23A battery and send one signal when opened. The protocol used is compatible with these different gateways:  ZgatewayRF (ESP32 or ESP8266 with an RF receiver) ZgatewaySRFB (Sonoff RF Bridge) ZgatewayPilight (coming with WDS07 integration) Here is the official link:   SONOFF Official SONOFF DW1 - Door And Window Alarm Sensor | SONOFF Official SONOFF DW1 windows door alarm sensor can work with SONOFF RF Bridge 433 that can detect the opening status and sends alarm notification message to the app. Now if we take a look to the  power consumption  of this sensor we can see that: When sending signal 10mA during around 2s Sleep current less than 2uA continuously Duration estimation See relative comparison into the  list of compatible devices 1 It should last more than 1 year. Some pictures: Power consumption when no action OpenMQTTGateway_devices_SONOFF-DW1_current_sleep.jpg 484×969 123 KB Back

I had the chance to receive a whole set of ITEAD 433mhz stuff from them to test and see if they are compatible with OpenMQTTGateway, let's first begin by a look to the sensors and remote control. As they are all at least compatible with one OMG module, they are now added into the  OpenMQTTGateway compatibility list. Let's begin by the PIR2 PIR sensor: PIR2 PIR sensor It looks more modern compared to the other PIR sensors we have seen before, it has a blue led light in the front and is presented as pet immune. It sends one signal when triggered, the protocol used is compatible with OMG and in particular the following gateway: ZgatewayRF (ESP32 or ESP8266 with an RF receiver) ZgatewaySRFB (Sonoff RF Bridge) Here is the official link:   SONOFF Official SONOFF PIR2 - 433MHz RF PIR motion sensor | SONOFF Official SONOFF PIR2 is a motion detector can work with the Sonoff RF Bridge 433, providing human detected alarm message push to your phone. Now if we

Mi flora and Mijia temperature/humidity sensor are now well integrated with OpenMQTTGateway , you can have a temperature sensor that last months just with an ESP32 and one of these 2 devices. Just upload OMG to the ESP32 and it will automatically read the sensors values published by the devices around you. A few weeks ago I have seen on aliexpress website a new BLE device made by Xiaomi with a big clock and also the ability to measure temperature and humidity. This device is called Mijia model LYWSD02 and you can find it currently for around 15$. It was the chance to test it and see if it can be incorporated to OMG. After a few weeks of waiting :-) I received the device. We can see directly that it is an e-ink display (same technology used in ereaders), we should have good results in terms of battery lasting. The device is powered by 2 classical CR2030 Lithium batteries and comes with some stickers and support for different type of mounts. Once you remov