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Updated Teckin SP23 (markdown)

Michael Ingraham 2019-09-03 09:24:24 -04:00
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Teckin-SP23.md

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The Teckin SP23 appears to be a clone of the BlitzWolf SHP2 hardware with Tuya firmware. It uses an ESP8266EX and is capable of switching up to 16 amps at 250 VAC. The Teckin SP23 appears to be a clone of the BlitzWolf SHP2 hardware with Tuya firmware. It uses an ESP8266EX and is capable of switching up to 16 amps at 250 VAC.
Two Teckin SP23s (marked V1.2) [bought from Amazon UK in January 2019](https://www.amazon.co.uk/TECKIN-Outlet-Wireless-Control-Required/dp/B07CVJYV3G) have been flashed successfully and use BlitzWolf SHP2 Sonoff configuration. Voltage calibration may be required for accurate power monitoring. Two Teckin SP23s (marked V1.2) [purchased from Amazon UK](https://www.amazon.co.uk/TECKIN-Outlet-Wireless-Control-Required/dp/B07CVJYV3G) (January 2019) have been flashed successfully and use BlitzWolf SHP2 Sonoff configuration. Voltage calibration may be required for accurate power monitoring.
Two additional Teckin SP23s were purchased from the same link in July 2019 and successfully flashed using Tuya-Convert. Upgrading to Tasmota 6.6 and using BlitzWolf SHP configuration was problematic - LED's did not show power status - but downgrading to 6.3 and using BlitzWolf SHP2 as above gave perfect performance. The units were not disassembled so there was no way of determining board version. Two additional Teckin SP23s were [purchased from Amazon UK](https://www.amazon.co.uk/TECKIN-Outlet-Wireless-Control-Required/dp/B07CVJYV3G) (July 2019) and successfully flashed using Tuya-Convert. Upgrading to Tasmota 6.6 and using BlitzWolf SHP configuration was problematic - LED's did not show power status - but downgrading to 6.3 and using BlitzWolf SHP2 as above gave perfect performance. The units were not disassembled so there was no way of determining board version.
A set of 4 Teckin SP23s were bought from here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07QN5XY89 (Sept 2019) and they flashed without issues using tuya-convert. I have upgraded to sonoff.bin 6.6.0 and they seem to work ok (LED flashing blue when ON) with the template published here: https://blakadder.github.io/templates/teckin-sp23.html A set of 4 Teckin SP23s were [purchased from Amazon UK](https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07QN5XY89) (Sept 2019) and they flashed without issues using Tuya-Convert. This device functions properly with sonoff.bin 6.6.0 (LED flashing blue when ON) with the [template in the repository](https://blakadder.github.io/templates/teckin-sp23.html).
## How to flash ## How to flash
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### Flashing via serial ### Flashing via serial
[![Guide by Marcus Bennett](https://img.youtube.com/vi/7vjpcEedEBI/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vjpcEedEBI) [Video Tutorial by Marcus Bennett](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vjpcEedEBI)
### Configuration ### Configuration
After flashing and configuring the Wi-Fi parameters, use the Tasmota web UI Configure Template. Set `Based on` to `BlitzWolf SHP (45)` and then change `GPIO2` from `Led1i (56)` to `Led2i (57)` for the LED to operate properly. After flashing and configuring the Wi-Fi parameters, use the Tasmota web UI Configure Template. Set `Based on` to `BlitzWolf SHP (45)` and then change `GPIO2` from `Led1i (56)` to `Led2i (57)` for the LED to operate properly.
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### Home Assistant ### Home Assistant
configuration.yaml ```yaml
```
switch: switch:
- platform: mqtt - platform: mqtt
name: "Blitzwolf" name: "Blitzwolf"