SonoffLAN VS keymaster

If you're stuck on the Sonoff Micro as you seem to be (they are pretty cool and cheap as chips so I get it) it runs off the eWeLink app but there's a Sonoff add-on for Home Assistant in HACS here https://github.com/AlexxIT/SonoffLAN that makes it work locally, but it does need to be added via the app first.

This is the HACS available integration with HA that I'm using: https://github.com/AlexxIT/SonoffLAN

You plug it in and set it up to go on/off whenever you want. That model comes with monitoring aka it can see how much current is going through it. Then you use something like https://github.com/AlexxIT/SonoffLAN with Home Assistant and setup a specific automation. e.g. if watts usage is > X, then do Y. yadda yadda.

I can recommend these together with the sonoff zigbee bridge using the custom integration sonoffLAN https://github.com/AlexxIT/SonoffLAN.

And for the node-red direct connection, I haven't tried that. I use AlexIT's SonoffLAN to connect between my Sonoff Basics and Minis to HassOS without connecting to the cloud.

Using this thing https://github.com/AlexxIT/SonoffLAN I got it all working without tasmota! Well except that currently the zibgee bulb is only on/off but perhaps that can be sorted. So no need to flash anything in order to try it out at least.

I have the same one in nickel. It's been great connected to Home Assistant, using the Zwave JS UI Add-on and Keymaster Integration.

Mine work great with Home Assistant, especially with the keymaster Integration.

I don't think so https://github.com/FutureTense/keymaster All of mine are zwave. Of course you could just swap out the module if you wanted to

Check out KeyMaster.

If you’re using a Zwave deadbolt lock, check out the Home Assistant integration KeyMaster. It lets you

That said, I started going down this rabbit hole because I am trying to set up Keymaster in order to control my z-wave smart locks. More specifically, I am trying to use the features that allow me to set up multiple combination codes based on the time of day and day of the week. SmartThings doesn't give me some of those more advanced features that Keymaster does.

But if you run HomeAssistant, you can install the KeyMaster integration. It allows you to, setup PIN codes for your lock via your browser. You can add 24/7/365 codes for your family and codes on a schedule for maids, dog walkers, etc.