Pre-Flashed TASMOTA ESPHome Fan Controller - 100% LOCAL with bonus guts footage 

I don't need a fan controller yet but I'm here for support... You guys are awesome

More gold, Martin Jerry made a good decision for both making, and giving some to you to show us.

This is wonderful! Martin Jerry you spoil us nerds and getting solid devices running TASMOTA

Nice! Thanks Travis.

Thanks for this great video. I got my ceiling fan working with HA.

Thanks a bunch!

Great video as always! I have the treatlife one in a common area and it is not particularly intuitive. I think maybe it's trying to do too many things, with the light and the fan control in one "bank." That said, we are the family who is used to simple toggle switches. I think I'll pick one of these up and give a try, adding a separate toggle on a shelly1 to just run the light.

Fast forward 8 months later to 6/19/23. Amazon is still selling this one for $37 dollars. DB's instructions still works. I used the yaml configuration instead of the rule3. Also works with Amazon Alexa - I can turn of/off and use the turtle, low, medium,high options via voice. Great job! Edit: I have noticed one thing quirky thing.. If you power cycle the switch - when power is restore - the fan always starts up. I have PowerOnState set to 0 - which is suppose to prevent that. SO67 does not effect that behavior - if it enable or not. Curious if anyone else sees that behavior... Edit2: As DB said if you use his A option for rule 1 than it will "obey" the poweronstate=0 setting during a loss of power event. But I found out the A option complicates how Alexa can control it. You would have to issue 2 voice commands to Alexa - one to turn it on - the 2nd one to set the speed. If you use the B option for rule 1 Alexa is able to turn it on with just the speed command (Alexa, office fan turtle). I got around my original problem in the first edit by adding this rule: rule2 on mqtt#connected do ruletimer1 3 endon on Rules#Timer=1 do power off endon. The 3 second delay is to get past the power on event. I recognize that any event where the MQTT session goes down and comes up would trigger this rule - but that should be a rare event - and this fan is in my office so it simple enough to turn back on...

Great video as always! question what if your fan entity did not bring in the slider as depicted at 12:51 mark?

I like it, I wish they would have copied the design of the dimmer though. I wonder if the dimmer face would work with the fan? Looks to be incompatible connectors though plus the Tuya MCU riding shotgun so I guess not...

Hi Travis. I appreciate your video. You suggested to use Pi-Hole for the local DNS record and instead using the ip address. I tried but no connection. Do you have to config anything in the yaml or in the mqtt broker? Please share to steps. Thanks

What is the brand of the two gang faceplate? I have some similar switches that don't allow my existing faceplates to sit flush against the wall

What Lovelace card are you using for the presets in your video?

Man I JUST got the Treatlife fan controllers. I think I'm gonna return them so I don't have to flash Tasmota

bought some before they ran out!! lol any word on when the preflashed plugs and 3-way switches

Is MJ extending preflashed devices to all of their product line?

I wonder if I could jam one in to a our big floor Fan?..... The wife's been messing with the power switch.

Recommend making a MQTT backup before making any changes. I dont know why but even without rule3 (I checked no Rule3) it showed up in my Tasmota list as a switch.livingroom_fan in HA. before I did the YAML in config. I think I removed it from Tasmota list. At first I was really confused why it was showing multiple Fan controllers and one as a switch Thanks for all you do.