nodemcu multisensor 3d models

Control your WS2812B RGB LEDs seamlessly using the WLED Box, designed specifically for NodeMCU and compatible with the WLED firmware. ...To get started, check out the comprehensive guide on the official GitHub repository:...

Yet another NodeMCU multi sensor case. This one is a little more robust, with stronger mounting pins and a little roomier. Right now, it only houses a TSL2561 Illumination Sensor and the larger HC-SR501 24mm PIR sensor. There is plenty of room for...

Yet another NodeMCU multi sensor case. This one is a little more robust, with stronger mounting pins and a little roomier. Right now, it only houses a TSL2561 Illumination Sensor and the larger HC-SR501 24mm PIR sensor. There is plenty of room for...

One of the best things about this design is that both click buttons, reset and program, can be easily operated from the panel side using two U-shaped spring-clips (nodemcu_clip_print.stl). This file also includes tiny cover plates to conceal the...

... The program on the NodeMCU board connects to your local MQTT broker, triggering the relay for one second upon message publication. OpenHAB defines rules, while an Amazon Dash button powers on the PC each time pressed with the simple binding in use.

I was in dire need of a sturdy enclosure to safeguard my NodeMCU and DHT-22 temperature and humidity sensor, the backbone of my home environment control system.\r\n\r\nFeel free to reach out via email if you'd like more information on this...

A compact NodeMCU Development Board v2 housing designed with generous clearances to ensure a secure fit without straining or forcing the module into place, yet still allow for effortless removal. Two versions are provided: a base specifically...

... to the base v3 of this design. This updated version fits the OLED display even better and strengthens the mounting supports for the NodeMCU board. Version: 0.2 Infill percentage: 20% No support material is used. ...The print was done using PLA.

Two base designs are available: one designed specifically for the NodeMCU board and another that accommodates a standard DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor. ... A STEP file is included, empowering users to create their own unique remixes and...

The NodeMCU fits snugly within its enclosure, but there's still ample space around the sensor, making this design versatile enough to accommodate various other sensors. To further enhance its functionality, I added an extra hole in the body of the...

... connectors and one power jack connector. power connector: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33004595253.html 2.54mm jst connectors: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001479020815.html nodemcu v3: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32656775273.html

Remix changes: - A hole for a female connector - Made the model taller for NodeMCU with pins - Created "poles" to slide in the NodeMCU without screws - Closed up the gap for the USB port Product examples that are working with this model. ... - [PSU...

To print this model, use the following parts: - Dish part: 8 - Mounting plate: 1 - Middle dish part: 1 - Nodemcu holder and receiver antenna: 1 The entire antenna measures 263mm in diameter, but each component fits within a 20x20 printbed. While I...

By upcycling this small but mighty lamp, you can create a sophisticated sensor node that integrates a NodeMCU microcontroller, a BME280 environmental sensor, and an RGB LED for visual feedback. The NodeMCU is the brain of this operation, responsible...

This is a custom caja nodemcu 1.0 case design by toniet, modified to fit my specific NodeMCU model (CH340G ESP826 v9). Key changes include expanding the width of the NodeMCU to ensure compatibility with my board. A new feature added to this design...

... > "New Project". Give your project a name and select the correct board from the dropdown menu. Then, upload the original ESP8266 IoT Traffic Light code to your NodeMCU v3 using the "Upload" button in the top-left corner of the Arduino IDE window.

... the future, I have put 3 rails in the case. 4 (or less, if you're like me) M3 screws are needed for the lid and up to 4 M2 screws to fasten the NodeMCU. ...The other PCBs don't need any screws; they fit nicely into the 2 mm space between the rails.

Other models I found required the NodeMCU's PCB to have **rounded corners**. But mine has sharp corners, thus it did not fit there. So I created own model. Held together with 2.6 mm screws; NodeMCU's PCB is clamped in between. PartA is bottom...

I used ESPHome for flashing the software on the nodemcu ## Used parts: - NodeMCU https://amzn.to/3pZM22t * - DHT-22 https://amzn.to/39lkI8I * - Neopixel-Ring (12LEDs) https://amzn.to/3le2XKZ * - PIR (HC-SR501) https://amzn.to/2V7mz91 * - Sound...

I've come across numerous impressive cases for NodeMCU V3 and NodeMCU Wide, but unfortunately, no minimalist options exist. There are two versions available - one that accommodates all pins, making it quite challenging to remove, and another that...

A revamped version of the Bruh Automation and TrueOverFlow multi-sensor housing, featuring: * Space for BH1750 light sensor * Increased stand-offs for NodeMCU Amica board * A pinch-clip at the bottom of the case to hold it together more securely...

This one is for the wider version of NodeMCU (my is named v0.9) with a width of 28mm between pin lines, optimized to fit USB connectors further out and designed with a plate at the bottom that conceals pins from view. Update 2017-01-05: New top...

Case Design for NodeMCU V2, Amica This case design builds upon the work of Crashoverride, a pioneering designer who first released their creation on January 30, 2016. ...The original design can be found on Thingiverse at...

Two casings for the NodeMCU controlling Milight bulbs. ... The low profile version where you need to solder the wires onto the PCB's and the high profile version where you can solder the wires onto the contact pins of the PCB's.

... damage. ...Strategically positioned cutouts facilitate the integration of infrared LEDs and provide mounting points for the NodeMCU's power supply. ...The design is still evolving, with ongoing refinements aimed at further enhancing functionality.

I'm building a low-cost NodeMCU V3 and an SSD1306 OLED screen setup for a project that shows upcoming trains from a nearby station. This design is a great example of how to display real-time train information. ...The code is available on GitHub, where...

An enclosure for an IoT clock built using NodeMCU (ESP8266) and a TM1637 based 4 digit, 7 segment LED display board. This was developed using the YAPP (Yet Another Parametric Projectbox generator) OpenSCAD library/code base provided by mrWheel. ... ...

... 48mm. Similar boards should be able to fit as well. The board does fit snugly, so if your printer doesn't respect exact measurements you may have to scale things accordingly. NodeMCU-v2.stl can be used if you want some additional cable management.

... in the smart home. ...The NodeMCU-Base board significantly streamlines this process. ...As a result of cluttered workstations often featuring numerous metal components, it became essential to design a protective enclosure for the experimental board.

Simple case for NodeMcu v3 (LoLin). Inspired by the other cases, build from scratch. It has openings for the IO and the USB, as well as for the reset and flash buttons. Closes nice and tight - no need to add bolts or tape to keep it closed like...