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Or a microswitch if it's heavy enough and you can align it properly.

How do you talk to the Arduino?

Maybe here...  ...

Trojan! :D

In case people don't know about this product line...   https://shelly.cloud/shelly-energy-meter-with-contactor-control-wifi-smart-home-automation/

What I have done is created boards that those can be soldered to, or put them in standard, small project cases (with 3D-printed carriers ;) ).

Welcome!

Aww. Thank you John!

  Re: Feedback, the response is the 200 and a status string. Example: {"ison":true,"mode":"color","red":127,"green":0,"blue":0,"white":0,"gain":2,"effect":0,"power":0.00,"overpower":false}   No restrictions on white and color outputs being on at the same time. Obviously, consider the power...

Absolutely. I've been playing with them all day. Without authentication set up, setting a color is as simple as...   http://deviceIP/color/0?red=255&green=127&blue=0&white=0   ...via REST.

Yep.    http://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/#rgbw2

Looks very cool. MQTT support along with REST built-in. No reprogramming or cloud needed!   https://shelly.cloud/wifi-smart-shelly-rgbw-2/  

I had a four-month-old lamp module stop dimming, so I contacted SmartHome. They offered to send a replacement if I scrapped the old one (remove the label from the back and send them a photo). No more sending back the old one.   Not sure when they started doing this, but it's interesting.

Yep. I still rely on a bunch of them!

Yes, to the W800.   I run PowerHome.

These particular ones are DS10A's. ;)   I just Googled, found the manual, and saw that it looks like you need to hold down the Test button to generate a new code. Did that. All good!

Not sure if this is isolated, but a couple of my door/window sensors send out low battery messages, I change the batteries, then they don't work at all. Anyone see this before?

Cars in the US generally don't have self-leveling.

The only LED headlamps that I have seen that are any good are the ones that OEMs put in their cars. Hold off for a while.

So, this looked pretty cool...   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdkyGDqU7xA