I have a prebuilt EmonEVSE that I had installed just before the ESP32 wifi modules were released (sigh). I’d like to enable TLS on the MQTT connection but I know that the ESP8266 module doesn’t have the resources to handle that, so I guess I’m looking to upgrade.
As far as I know, I’ll need to:
Update the firmware on the OpenEVSE itself, currently running 5.1.0.T2. This can’t be done over the air, I believe, and I’ll need one of these.
Remove the ESP8266 module and replace it with one of the ESP32 modules from the shop, which ought to be plug-and-play.
Questions…
Is this all correct? Anything I’ve missed out?
I have no qualms about opening up the EmonEVSE to do this stuff, I’m an electronic engineer but I’d like to check that in doing so I won’t be voiding any warranties or doing anything that’s technically against any regulations?
No, as long as you use the ESP32 WiFi module we supply and the official pre-compiled OpenEVSE controller firmware the warranty won’t be void. Please let us know your original order number when ordering the new module so we can be sure to include the correct wiring harness for the OpenEVSE controller hardware version you have.