Broadlink RM PRO Setup and RF Socket Integration

Hey everyone, I’m excited to share my recent journey with the Broadlink RM PRO and RF sockets! :tada:

I recently purchased the Broadlink RM PRO to control my RF sockets, and I must say, it’s been a fantastic addition to my setup. The integration with Home Assistant has been smooth, and I’ve managed to automate several parts of my home. Here’s how I set it up:

yaml
switch:

  • platform: broadlink
    host: xx.xx.xx.xx
    mac: ‘xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx’
    switches:
    table_lamps:
    friendly_name: Table Lamps
    command_on: ‘…’ # Base64 encoded RF signal
    command_off: ‘…’ # Base64 encoded RF signal
    couch_lamp:
    friendly_name: Couch Lamp
    command_on: ‘…’
    command_off: ‘…’
    tv_lamp:
    friendly_name: TV Lamp
    command_on: ‘…’
    command_off: ‘…’
    tv_lg:
    friendly_name: LG TV
    command_on: ‘…’
    command_off: ‘…’
    fireplace:
    friendly_name: Sfeerhaard
    command_on: ‘…’
    command_off: ‘…’

The setup process was straightforward, and I’m impressed by how reliable the Broadlink RM PRO is. However, there’s one minor hiccup I encountered. I noticed that turning off the TV is inconsistent—it works about 1/50 of the time, even though the same button works perfectly from the Android app. I’ve tried using different codes with the learning feature, but the issue persists. If anyone has a workaround, I’d love to hear it! :thinking:

Overall, I’m thrilled with how this setup has enhanced my home automation experience. It’s been a great learning process, and I’m excited to explore more possibilities with my Broadlink RM PRO and RF sockets. :man::computer:

If you’re considering similar integrations, feel free to reach out—I’m happy to share my configuration and tips! :hugs: