NanoESP32 shield which provides 2 Channel 0-10V Output. It can be used to easily control lights, fans, or other accessories requiring an 0-10V input. E.g. dim a light, reduce the speed of a fan, or alike.

Please use the provided ESPHome YAML file to easily flash your ESP32. Once connected to your WiFi network, the ESP32 is automatically detected in HomeAssistant with two dimmable light switches. The code can be found on Github.

The board features a DIP switch to change the I2C address. The encoding scheme is printed on the backside of the board. The default address is 0x5F. The board can be powered either via the nanoESP dev board USB-C port OR via the 5V terminal on the shield.

Please select whether you would like to receive the board with the header pins and screw terminals soldered or not soldered. Not soldered is recommended if you plan to stack boards. If you order the board soldered with the header pins and screw terminals from the pictures it is ready-to-use and does not require any soldering on your side.

nanoESP32-C6 is not included unless selected via the options menu! The nanoESP32-C6 is one of the newest models, which provides Wifi 6, Bluetooth 5, and Thread/Zigbee support.

This board is compatible to the Misitemita project for easy integration into waterproof junction boxes.