NodeMCU Multi-Sensor Case
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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 Parts list to build your own sensor: * BH1750 light sensor * AM312 PIR sensor * NodeMCU v1 (Amica, not Lolin board) * Red LED (used to display PIR triggered status) * 470 ohm resistor * DHT22 Temperature/Humidity Sensor * Header wires (10cm recommended for a snug fit inside the case) * USB Power Supply * Large Fresnel lens Use Tasmota as firmware/software, ensuring reliable operation with the attached GPIO configuration.
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