This one works? I thought this is merely a switch. It should be the other type which has separate power for control and switch itself.
Sonoff Relay For Smart Autogate
Sonoff Relay For Smart Autogate
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Aug 9 2025, 02:04 PM
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This one works? I thought this is merely a switch. It should be the other type which has separate power for control and switch itself.
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Aug 9 2025, 10:55 PM
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QUOTE(xkaizoku @ Aug 9 2025, 09:44 PM) err based on the marketing ads and reviews from users, its purpose is more than just a switch. Comes with different modes for different usage. Yes but I think the MINIR4M is the wrong one to use. My understanding of wifi switches is that there is two types. One that power itself like the one you mention MINIR4M. If you connect the L and N from the power, once you turned on the switch, the L will be channel to L out. You would not want to feed 230v to your DC autogate board.Instead you should be using dry contact which feature an external power source which is separate from the circuit itself. I myself also using something similar to what you mention. I had mine connected at my autogate wall switch instead in the autogate box because I fear of my wifi coverage not being good enough. Power using USB 5V (just use any regular phone charger). ![]() |
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Aug 23 2025, 07:03 PM
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QUOTE(xkaizoku @ Aug 23 2025, 11:13 AM) Sooo I just bought the Mini-D which supports dry contact. Should I install it at the autogate board? Since I need to connect to the NO and COM. The thing is... my autogate has no backup battery so there is no 12v power to tap into? Look for the transformer. There will be a couple of wires out of them. Then look at the board inlet power.Why not take a picture and ask the installer to show you where the 12v are. Just hope it was not soldered dead like some of the board out there. Normal cheapo auto gate board all have screw in type which allow easy way to add extra wires. ![]() This post has been edited by andrekua2: Aug 23 2025, 07:08 PM |
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Sep 2 2025, 06:51 AM
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