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These components are essential for the electronics setup: ESP8266 Serial Esp-01 can be found here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32869680337.htm AM2302 DHT22 Temperature Humidity Sensor Board Module is available here:...

I'm building a compact enclosure for my ESP8266-based temperature sensing project, which measures just 50mm x 50mm x 14mm in size. ...A FreeCAD model of this design has been made available, allowing users to easily modify the dimensions to suit their...

This is an uncomplicated setup featuring a ESP8266 NodeMCU and a relay Module, measuring 53.1x18mm - ideal for your home automation projects. Simply require four screws to secure the lid (I used #4/40 screws, M3 should also work). ...The boards are held...

A straightforward refresh of an established design empowers the utilization of a high gain WiFi antenna in tandem with an ESP8266 NodeMcu. ...This revised approach proves particularly useful for extending WiFi range, especially when paired with esp-link...

This is a basic setup for the ESP8266-based Flower Power Box moisture sensor. ...If you'd like to learn more, head over to my blog at http://gethingsdone.blogspot.com/2016/01/flower-power-box.html to read the full details.

This project is built around a nodeMCU ESP8266 Board and an 0.96" OLED display. The holes are present due to the initial plan of securing the enclosure with screws, but sourcing proper-sized fasteners proved challenging, so glue was used instead. ...A...

Kleines Gehäuse für einen ESP8266 inklusiv zwei Anschlüsse für LED Streifen.Ideal als "Controller" für LED-Anwendungen. Für die Anschlüsse kann der original LED-Stecker verwendet werden (siehe Bilder). Habe sie mit etwas Heißkleber fixiert. Um die...

The box allows the ESP8266 to be mounted upside down, enabling jumper cables to still be attached. Ensure that you have the correct antenna, as the small notch is specifically designed for the one I use. You can find it on Amazon at B06WD17WLS. Be...

NodeMCU case with lid, DS18B20 doesn't contact with model.

NodeMCU case with lid, DS18B20 doesn't contact with model.

Lighthouse A fully modular, parametric, and customizable case design for home-made ESP8266/Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, like temperature or motion sensors, information monitors, and more.Built with OpenSCAD.Source on GitHub:...

I've built this project specifically for the Lolin Wemos D1 Mini ESP32, leaving some room for a sensor to be easily added.

Case for NodeMsu v3 with a separate compartment for the sensor.

Case for NodeMsu v3 with a separate compartment for the sensor.

I Designed a Custom Case for My Battery-Powered IoT Sensors. ... The Case Accommodates Two 18650 Batteries, an ESP12 Microcontroller, and Multiple Sensors. ...It's Secured with M3 Screws That Fasten the Lid in Place.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3483886 The case is designed to add buttons or switches to add functionality such as reset and any other triggers. There are three variations of the case: with 3, 2, 1 or no holes for buttons. The holes are designed...

Small adjustable modular desk case for a ESP 8266 Li-Ion 18650 powered with 2.9" waveshare e-paper module.Optional space for 8 LED NeoPixel strip a BME280 and a CSS811 Air quality sensor.Start or a modular suite of desktop cases where base (CPU)...

There is a brand new and improved version available now!\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4179429\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThis sleek case is really impressive!\r\nUnfortunately, it was initially designed to fit NodeMcu v3, which is larger than my...

... system with seamless integration of sensors and actuators. ...It runs smoothly on an ESP board case, optimized for rapid prototyping and development. ...Designed with the latest AM8 printer technology, this device delivers precise results every time.

I've created a case for my ventilation system. It's using a NodeMCU v3 and a CC1101 wireless module. I'm using it with the Itho Daalderop. ... Guide I've used:...

There are two top parts of the case. One is just flat and the otherone features a pillar that lightlz presses on the relay of the board to keep it in place without screws or glue. Works very well for me. ... I added a picture of the board I used and...

They're an impressive piece of technology to behold, especially when adorned with blinking LEDs, and I dislike concealing them within a opaque casing. I'm designing this enclosure to safeguard the board while keeping it visible and functional...

ABS Greg. ...0.2mm. 105/245 C.http://www.blynk.io/Thermometer DHT22 mini ShieldESP8266 WeMos D1 Mini WIFIDouble Socket Dual Base Shield for D1 Mini NodeMCU ESP8266

Case for Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 LED & Level Shifter Shield This is a case for the Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 LED & Level Shifter Shield, which makes it easy to control addressable RGB LEDs such as WS2811, WS2812 (Adafruit NeoPixels), SK6812, APA102...

Case for Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 LED & Level Shifter Shield This case is designed specifically for the Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 LED & Level Shifter Shield, making it easy to control addressable RGB LEDs such as WS2811, WS2812 (Adafruit NeoPixels), SK6812,...

... ...Visit blynk.io. Check out the Thermometer DHT22 mini Shield at ali.pub/36ne9g. Get your ESP8266 WeMos D1 Mini WIFI board at ali.pub/36ne04. And don't forget the Double Socket Dual Base Shield for D1 Mini NodeMCU ESP8266, available at ali.pub/36nehf.

Dual SR-HC501 PIR sensor facing opposite ways. ...The enclosure includes rail for attaching ESP8266 in the Lolin Wemos D1 mini form in the lid. ...

NodeMCU ESP8266 Dual Relay Enclosure / Garage Door Control Box

__8266 Enclosure (Version 4)__ ========================= This enclosure for the ESP8266 Wemos D1 mini supports Dupont BLS connectors to prevent them from disconnecting from header pins. The enclosure also protects the PCB and unshielded headers,...

This is a brief video summarizing the construction of a compact Arduino-controlled night light built from RGB light strips, an ESP8266-based mini D1, a 3D-printed base/dome, and several supporting components. You can replicate my build/case, but...