Hello Kincony,

I've been fallowing you your Youtube page for quite some time.
I've started my home renovation and decided to use your products.
I am quite new to home automation but want to expand my knowladge with DIY project.
The project is for 32 smart relay.

Loads i want to operate with your controllers are  16А x10 ,  10А x 16 ,  20А x6
Sensors i will need for my project is ~  24:   Temperature x6,  Humidity x5,  Air quality x4, Door Sensors  x4,   Motions sensor x5.

I can provide you with my loads chart if needed.

1. Platform will be based on Home assistant.
   
2. Based on your youtube tutuorial the descision was made for:
   
3. Controll type: Home Assistant
   
4. Main controller:Kingcony KC868-SERVER
   
5. Slave controller:Kingcony KC868-A16
   
6. Relay extender 1:Kingcony KC868-E16
   
7. Relay extender 2:Kingcony KC868-E8
   
8. DC contact : x8 Can you please tell me which one, becase there are 2 types in both of Aliexpress and Alibaba store?
   
9. Sensor board:Kingcony  KC868-AI
   

How do I physically connect these modules to work together for the HA,
and if there are options, what are the pros and cons of available option.

Is the M30 compatible with .333v CT clamps?

based on "KCS" v2 technology. when you download , chose chip type: ESP32-S3  loadmode: USB
   
   
firmware download: 
  A32PRO_V1.0.5.zip (Size: 777.69 KB / Downloads: 611)

hi，My tuya app cannot be used. In addition, I logged in to the kincony webpage using the address in the user manual (192.168.4.1), and the kincony control interface was too jammed. In addition, I used the software in the manual to query the device ip, but the website could not be opened using the ip found.

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How Can I use a sensor such as PIR connected to dry contact input of kc868 server to automate a relay output in Home Assistant

The Konnected ESP32 alarm panel is extremely popular, but is hard to obtain. I would love to see a Kincony equivalent!

- 20+ digital inputs for door contacts, motions sensors, etc. (the original does not have enough)
- Dedicated 12V wet contacts for powering active 12V sensors.
- Dedicated wet contact 12V alarm connection.
- Power over Ethernet.
- Dedicated piezo buzzer or connection.

KinCony A32 Pro ESP32 relay board based on ESP32-S3-WROOM-1U (N16R8) wifi chip, it have 32 manual control switch buttons can turn ON/OFF relay even if system is broken. Support 32 channel relay output and 2 channel dc 0-10v dimmer output, 2 channel 1-wire GPIOs, 4 channel analog input ports. It support 4G module (SIM7600 series) for SMS, voice call, GPRS communication for Tuya mobile application. SIM7600 module also support GPS, just need connect IPEX extender GPS antena. Download KCS firmware , use SMS or call to turn ON/OFF relay will be very easy for home automation DIY. LCD display will show wifi and ethernet IP address and 4G connection state and Tuya connection state. You can write any code by Arduino IDE / MicroPython / ESP-IDF development tool to ESP32 module. We will supply arduino demo code for different samples. Everyone can modify and change the code for your own smart home automation system project. it support use by ESPHome for home assistant or tasmota firmware (Note: tasmota support INPUT + OUTPUT total 32 channel) for smart home automation DIY.



Model No. KinCony A32 Pro
Description: KinCony 32 Channel ESP32-S3 Relay Controller - A32 Pro
Power supply: 12V DC
Processor: ESP32-S3-WROOM-1U (N16R8)
PCB Size: 250mm*122mm
interfaces: Ethernet(RJ45)-LAN 100Mbps IPv4/IPv6,WiFi,RS485,Bluetooth,USB,SIM7600 Series 4G Module(optional),LCD,RF433MHz Receiver
Outputs:
32CH Relay Outputs, every channel have "COM,NO":250VAC 7A
2CH 0-10v dc
Inputs:
Inputs 2 analog input DC 0-5V (AI1,AI2)
2 analog input 4-20mA (AI3,AI4)
40 channel dry contact inputs
32 manual control buttons
3 buttons: S1:ESP32 Reset S2:ESP32 Download S3: Tuya module Reset
1-Wire GPIO: 2CH

Hi, 
I have been looking for a suitable iot solution for my home to control all the lights while im away but also work with hard wired switches as the wifi might fail in my location. I have a large home that will probably require 3-4 boards for all the lights to be controlled. This will all be done with these boards and esp-home. This seems like the perfect solution for me as it is the biggest board i have found but before ordering i have some questions. 

1. On the Youtube video it says the relays are 270VAC 10Amp but on the website it says 220VAC. 220VAC would not work so i would like to check that its 270VAC.

2. As this board already has a ethernet connection is it possible to power the board with POE (power over ethernet) ?

3. As this board is large and has alot of relays is it possible to easily swap a damaged/faulty relay so a whole board replacement is not necessary?

4. Is it reliable as i want this as a long term solution for my home. The relays will be used very frequently as i will use it for my lights and it is quite possible that all the relays will be on at one time. Is it fine for all the relays to be on at the same time for a long time?

5. As my house is getting built i will specifically wire the switches and lights for use with this board but it will be installed by professionals. Are there any certifications or qualifications for the board to make sure the professionals will approve of the project? Eu specific?

6. If a board dose fail or is dead on arrival dose it have any warranty period or free replacement?

7. Is the board available with just the case and the board as the cables in the kit are not needed?

8. Is there a maximum distance between the board and the switches/lights? 

9. Is it possible to get a small trial board with fewer relays to asses quality of the product and integration?

10. Anyone else who has this board, do you recommend it and if not do you have any good alternatives?

Thanks so much for further discussion please send me a message directly or comment below.
Sincerely: Apo

Hola quisiera saber que tipo de esp32 lleva, para poder seleccionarlo en el ide de Arduino.
 y El código necesario para ESPHOME.