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microcontroller (NodeMCU ESP8266) 3. CO2 sensor (MH-Z19C-PH) 4. 4x jumper cable (male-female) 5. small piece of double-sided adhesive tape (⁓ 12 × 20 mm) 6. breadboard with adhesive tape on the back (e.g. ...SYB-170, size: 47 x 35 x 9...

Additionally, the system now supports NodeMCU Lua ESP8266 integration and includes a 220V to 5V power adapter for increased versatility. As the final product, this is essentially a wall-mounted thermostat that seamlessly connects to Domoticz over...

... to secure with cable ties. To purchase this enclosure, visit https://sea.banggood.com/Geekcreit-D1-ESP-Wroom-02-Motherboard-ESP8266-Mini-WiFi-NodeMCU-Module-p-1224577.html The board is held firmly in place by M3 screws, which provide a snug fit.

This project centers around a NodeMCU Esp8266 board. A PCD8544 display, a 5mm photodiode, a buzzer and a DS18B20 temperature sensor all come together in the sensor unit. The parts fit snugly into the 3D printed body and are held firmly in place by a...

This is a stripped-down example for the ESP8266-12E NodeMCU. It's made to let you use the device without pinheaders, so you can solder wires directly onto the PCB if needed. There are four holes in the top plate that allow you to press both buttons...

This enclosure accommodates: AC-DC adapters ESP8266 development boards, similar to NodeMCU, sourced from AliExpress LM2596 DC-DC converters without displays, available on AliExpress Additional space is also present for other components. In my...

I Wanted a Handle for My DIY Power Supply Updates - 2017.06.07 Deeper Hinge Hole, Another Handle for Heavier Loads Other Projects Tamaguino http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2120692 https://alojzjakob.github.io/Tamaguino/ Website Traffic / Like...

This set of two enclosures securely fits around the Konnected Security nodemcu base and the relay module, which comes included with version 2. The boards fit snugly in place without requiring any force from the top to fully insert. Designed...

NodeMCU offers its own script language, and thanks to enthusiasts who have worked tirelessly, it has been successfully ported to Arduino as well (see below for simple steps to follow in using it with the Arduino development software). In the...

ESP Home using a Nodemcu ESP8266 + a DFRobot sensor SEN0395 https://wiki.dfrobot.com/mmWave_Radar_Human_Presence_Detection_SKU_SEN0395 You need a 8pin 2.54mm header. There are most of the time gived with D1mini ESP This will give an attach point...

... 24mm. ...24 ml give me 9 tips. 24mm / 70.88cm2 = 0.338cm 3.38mm 3.38mm / 9 tips = 0.375mm So one tip is 0.375 mm ( 0.0147 inches) Body I used from air vent adapter 100mm more info >> https://www.instructables.com/id/NodeMCU-Wireless-Weather-Station/

This is a totally minimalistic case for the ESP8266-12E NodeMCU. It is designed for using the device without pinheaders the possible necessary wires soldered direct to the PCB. There are four holes in the cover to be able to press both buttons with a...

Inside, it will accommodate various microcontrollers (primarily ArduinoIDE compatible boards such as Wemos D1mini, Arduino nano/micro, NodeMCU, etc.) and cables. If you have any suggestions to improve its appearance or functionality, please feel...

This is my latest 7 segment clock project, built around NodeMCU + Neopixels. Its sleek design allows for easy wall mounting. Leveraging my WiFi network, the clock accurately retrieves time and temperature data in real-time. I've made sure it's ready...

Used electronic components: NodeMCU: https://aliexpress.com/item/32656775273.html MAX7219: https://aliexpress.com/item/32670519650.html RTS DS1307: https://aliexpress.com/item/2042529856.html BME280: https://aliexpress.com/item/32661117200.html...

This gear is used in an Arduino based Roller Blind Control Project to Automate and Control your Window Curtains with Google Assistant. You can watch the video below to learn more about the project and how gear is used in the project.

Case, mount-plate, buttons and decoration for a thermo-cam based on the sensor AMG8833 and a ESP8266-E12 NodeMCU. It can be build for roundabout 80€. Instructions, schematics and software are available on GitHub. Sorry for the only german description...

I created this case for my Garage Door Opener project using a NodeMCU with an ESP8266 chip inside. The ESP is flashed with the ESPEasy firmware to make it easy to control the GPIO's via MQTT. As you can see from the second picture, no screws are...

This back for the Display Housing by chrisvk adds the space and span to insert a D1 Mini NodeMCU (https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0754N794H/) and also an expansion shield for a 18650 Li-Ion battery charger...

:D Using WS2812 LEDs and a NodeMCU board, I control it via Node-RED. As a diffuser, I used standard 11mm glue sticks - you can find them on eBay at this link: https://www.ebay.com/itm/143107549310 - along with some thin paper. My first creation is...

- Neopixel ring with an outer diameter of ~68-70mm (two common sizes) - An usb cable and wall adapter (or alternative power source) # Wiring If you choose to use an NodeMCU D1 Mini as I did the connections are the following. NodeMCU | Neopixel Ring...

... Each segment measures 95mm in length, with holes spaced 85mm apart and measuring 4mm in diameter. A variant of this design includes a cutout specifically tailored for my Nodemcu panel mount, available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2665294.

Desktop weather station based on NodeMCU V3 ESP8266 (CH340), Waveshare DHT22 sensor and 1.3 OLED display. Designed with a dedicated storage compartment for a battery pack of your choice. For me it was a series connection of 3 AA batteries that gives...

I extended the front panel of the NodeMCU mount designed by 2dom to accommodate the DOIT ESP32 DevKit V1. To ensure compatibility, I repositioned and resized the screw holes and slot openings accordingly. Since the spring clips were unnecessary in my...

Used Parts --------------------- * Nova PM Sensor (SDS 011) * NodeMCU v2 (ESP8266) * ASAIR AM2302 (DHT22) External Links: -------------- https://sensor.community/en/ https://www.hackster.io/taunoerik/using-sds011-dust-sensor-01f019...

I printed the enclosure by jperson thinking it would fit my ESP8266/NodeMCU board but it was apparently designed for a different, larger dev board. The holes for the pins fit perfectly though and I liked the form factor a lot, so I adjusted it to fit...

Taking the design of Crashoverride's ESP8266 ESP-12E nodeMCU Lua Case as a starting point, I made some small modifications to improve fit, reduce the width of the box and the distance between pins, and increase the hole size for the microUSB...

(see below on this page the simple steps you need to follow to use it with the Arduino development software.) In the supplied code, the NodeMCU board acts as a wifi access point. This means that it creates its own wireless network that you can...

... arms in place, a strong epoxy adhesive is applied directly to the print. Additionally, a 35x10 screw with nut is required to complete this project. When it comes to electronics, both NodeMCU and Arduino boards are viable options for implementation.

Hardware Needed: * ESP8266 / NodeMCU * 2 x 300 ohm resistors * 2 x Common Cathode RGB LED * 2 x Novelkeys The Big Switch * 3 x Pairs of 3-pin JST connectors * 4 Rubber Feet Print with low infill, supports on for the main enclosure. ... [Further notes...