Miniature Home Automation Relay Board ESP8266

Name: Miniature Home Automation Relay Board ESP8266
SKU: 7166
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued

Miniature board that can sit inside your Switchboard. The board is 87mm x 35mm x 21 mm. ESP8266 behind your wall

Designed by Relay Boards in India

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Miniature board that can sit inside your Switchboard. The board is 87mm x 35mm x 21 mm. ESP8266 behind your wall

What is it? An ESP8266 based relay board for household loads like Fans and Lights(upto three 1A,240V loads). The board can be programmed using the Arduino IDE and any CP2102 programmer. It's designed…

What is it?

An ESP8266 based relay board for household loads like Fans and Lights(upto three 1A,240V loads). The board can be programmed using the Arduino IDE and any CP2102 programmer. It's designed to require minimal wiring. Just plug in the live and neutral wire and the ESP8266 is powered up by the onboard AC to DC convertor. The board also has breakouts for most ESP8266 pins.

Once the loads are connected, the ESP8266 can control them through the relays.

The board will come with a CP2102 programmer for easy hacking. Here are some detailed instructions for the board.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Miniature-ESP-Relay-Board-for-Home-Automation/

Example arduino code and board schematics at: https://github.com/esprelayboard/

Why did you make it?

Conventional home automation kits are super-expensive and do not have multiple switches. I wanted to make sure its small enough to go into the wall switch enclosures in my house, and also require minimal wiring.

What makes it special?

The board design is open source and so is the firmware that will be on it. Imagine the possibilities when you have full control of the software that runs your home automation system.