Only when using the EZPlug with our firmware is covered under the support coverage. You are welcome to use standard Tasmota with your EZPlug but this is not covered under technical support. The EZPlug+ will need to be calibrated per the Tasmota guides.

Our plug is compatible with regular Tasmota when set up with the correct template. Using the EZPlug with Standard Tasmota – ADVANCED USERS ONLY If you need to re-flash, go to our firmware release page here: EZPlug Github Releases

It does not work as the main Tasmota branch does not have the module template in it for our plugs, this is coded into our firmware for easy setup. This button is removed in 9.5.0 and higher in our releases. Only install firmware updates directly from our EZPlug Github Releases. Tasmota has a “firmware update” button in the firmware. Both versions of the plugs support on/off commands and the EZPlug+ bakes in power monitoring for you data nerds out there. You can have this plug shut off your printer if there is an issue with the heaters or if the printer goes into an unresponsive state. When you combine this plug with your Octoprint installation it gives you powerful control of the printer right from your Octoprint web interface AND extra safety in the event of an issue with the printer. We believe that this is your device so we have NO remote access or control over them. All our source code is available so you can be sure what is on your network. These work with the Octoprint Tasmota plugin and home automation platforms like Home Assistant. These plugs are 100% locally controlled so you can rest easy knowing that only you have access to it.

Unlike other plugs that require complicated flashing and/or soldering to liberate from the “cloud”, these come pre-flashed with Tasmota on them. That means no sketchy apps to install on your phone or accounts to sign up for to get it setup. The difference between ours and others is that we’re running Open Source firmware (Tasmota) on these. This little box is a Wifi outlet that gives you control over your printer power (or any other 110V device power if you want).

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