Merkury A21 75W Bulb ESPHome Config (requires v1.14+)

bulb_75w_rgbw_qpw06.yaml

esphome:
  name: bulb_75w_rgbw_qpw06
  platform: ESP8266
  board: esp01_1m

wifi:
  ssid: 'YOURWIFISSID'
  password: 'YOURWIFIPASSWORD'

logger:

api:

ota:
  password: 'YOUROTAPASSWORD'

power_supply:
  - id: rgb_power
    pin: GPIO13
 
sm16716:
  data_pin: GPIO14
  clock_pin: GPIO4
  num_channels: 3
  num_chips: 1
    
output:
  - platform: esp8266_pwm
    pin: GPIO5
    frequency: 1000 Hz
    id: pwm_white
  - platform: sm16716
    id: sm16716_red
    channel: 2
    power_supply: rgb_power
  - platform: sm16716
    id: sm16716_green
    channel: 1
    power_supply: rgb_power
  - platform: sm16716
    id: sm16716_blue
    channel: 0
    power_supply: rgb_power
    
light:
   - platform: rgbw
     name: Bulb
     id: bulb_75w_rgbw
     red: sm16716_red
     green: sm16716_green
     blue: sm16716_blue
     white: pwm_white

FCC: https://fccid.io/2AJ3WEBEQPW06

Has there still not been a encompassing 1 entity solution to this bulb?

@coneyrabbit there is now in ESPHome 1.14 (updated this gist). BEWARE that brightness in Home Assistant controls the RGBs and White Value controls the White brightness.. if you have both values at 100% both sets of LEDS will run and overheat chip causing random restarts within 10min.

Created a different YAML for the bulb recently that controls the colors correctly in Home Assistant. Not sure if it will work for all bulbs but the ones I purchased yesterday locally do work correctly. https://github.com/nightshade00013/ESP-Home-Configs/blob/master/Merkury-A21.yaml

@coneyrabbit there is now in ESPHome 1.14 (updated this gist). BEWARE that brightness in Home Assistant controls the RGBs and White Value controls the White brightness.. if you have both values at 100% both sets of LEDS will run and overheat chip causing random restarts within 10min.

If you put color_interlock: true in the rgbw platform attributes it will force the white off for colors and turn the colors off when going back to white preventing both being on and overheating. Also when you click white or tell google to set the light to bright white it goes back to white. Saying just white they still turn to a dim white cause it doesn't turn the white value back up unless you say bright white. Pretty much fixes this is sure you are taking about here

Thanks @jokesters, I'll try it out tonight... Didn't get a notification of your mention/response so I'm just seeing this.