Is NSPanel Smart Scene Wall Switch Compatible with Home Assistant (ESPHome)?
This installation carries line voltage capable of causing severe electric shock, injury, or fire. Disconnect power at the breaker before wiring, verify with a non-contact voltage tester, and consult a qualified electrician if you are not confident working with mains circuits. Do not rely on this page as your only reference — confirm terminal assignments against the manufacturer's own documentation.
Electrical Specifications
Always confirm pin assignments against the manufacturer datasheet before wiring.
Compatibility Overview
Customizable smart wall controller; ideal for ESPHome integrations for deep Home Assistant control.
Wiring
Terminal assignments for this device
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This device carries mains voltage, and its terminal markings vary by model and revision. Publishing a generic AC terminal diagram here would risk you wiring live conductors from a drawing that does not match the part in your hand — so we do not print one. Use the manufacturer's own installation sheet for terminal identification.
Technical Specification Matrix
| Feature / Attribute | Specification / Status |
|---|---|
| Hardware Protocol | Wi-Fi (Local) |
| Bridge Required | NO |
| Border Router Needed | None |
| Hardware Capabilities & Peripherals | Switch (2-Channel Relay) Touch Screen UI Temperature Sensor Note: these entities come from the ESPHome configuration you flash — each one needs its matching component in that YAML before it appears. |
| Pairing Complexity | Advanced |
| Factory Reset Instruction | Press and hold both physical buttons for 10 seconds to enter factory reset access point mode. |
Wire, Flash, Adopt, Check
Wire it up
Follow the bus reference above. The host pins in the configuration are defaults — any free GPIO of the right kind will do, as long as the YAML names the pin you actually used.
Add the external component and flash
Core ESPHome has no component for NSPanel Smart Scene Wall Switch. Add one of the external components listed below with an external_components block pointing at its repository, follow that component's README for the YAML, then flash over USB as you would any ESPHome node. If it is not detected, press and hold both physical buttons for 10 seconds to enter factory reset access point mode to put it in download mode.
Adopt it in Home Assistant
Settings → Devices & Services. A node on the same network shows up as a discovered ESPHome device within a minute of joining Wi-Fi; choose Configure and enter the API encryption key from your secrets.yaml. If discovery does not find it, add the ESPHome integration by hand with the node's IP address.
Check it works
The entities on this page appear under the device in Home Assistant and update at the configured interval. The ESPHome log (Logs in the dashboard, or esphome logs) reports the setup of each component and any bus scan results at boot.
ESPHome Configuration
No verified configuration for NSPanel Smart Scene Wall Switch yet.
The NSPanel is an ESP32 with a Nextion display on its UART, and flashing it means a full firmware plus a TFT file for the screen — not a component block. The community-standard route is the NSPanel HA Blueprint, which ships both and a Home Assistant blueprint that drives the pages; ESPHome's own nextion component is what it builds on.
External components are third-party code — we have not validated them the way we validate the configs on other pages, so check their issue trackers before building around one.
Report a Pinout Error or Submit Tested Code Snippets
Found a pin mapping quirk or built a custom ESPHome YAML driver for NSPanel Smart Scene Wall Switch? Submit a pull request or report corrections to our index.