Automate Your Grow with Home Assistant #4: Powering Things On & Off w/ Smart Plugs & 5V Relays

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LED Gardener

LED Gardener

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Here are 2 options for controlling power to your devices - smart plugs and relay boards.
0:00 Intro
1:02 Setting Up a TP-link HS-105 Smart Plug for Home Assistant
4:24 How Relays Work
8:19 4-Channel Relay Board LED Control Example
9:07 Configuring Relay Control in Home Assistant
15:02 Physical Wiring of Relay Board
**LINKS FROM VIDEO**
ESP32 Config: github.com/ledgardener/HomeAs...
TP-Link HS105: amzn.to/32h0zLQ
Elegoo 4 Ch. Relay Board: amzn.to/34lFJ0x
Mean Well 5V PSU: amzn.to/2EeQgQD
Breadboard: amzn.to/2FMcbz7
ESP32 (can't find my model on American Amazon but this looks like a good substitute): amzn.to/2QbL42r
Dupont Cables: amzn.to/32h0Dez
More Info on Buddies: growlightsaustralia.com/produ...
HLG100 v2 Grow Light: amzn.to/2QgHTXk
- All Amazon links below are affiliate links, which means LEDgardener receives a commission from Amazon if you make a purchase after following the link, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting the channel!
**MY GARDEN AUTOMATION SYSTEM**
**CONTROL BOX**
BUD Industries NBF-32026 Plastic ABS NEMA Economy Box with Solid Door, 15-47/64" Length x 11-51/64" Width x 6-9/32" Height, Light Gray Finish:
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Plastic Internal Panel to Mount Gear:
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Panel-Mount AC Connector for Box:
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Nylon Standoffs:
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Cable Glands for Passing Cable In and Out of Control box:
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** CONTROL BOX MISC ELECTRONICS **
Amazon Fire Touch Panel Tablet:
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Right-angle Micro USB Cable for Tablet:
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Mean Well 12VDC Power Supply:
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Drok Voltage Stepdown Converter with Readout:
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Dupont Cables:
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Breadboards:
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Screw Terminal Blocks:
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8 Channel Relay Board:
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** DEVELOPMENT BOARDS (CONTROLLERS) **
You can also use other hardware, check out this page for a good writeup:
smarthome.university/home-ass...
Arduino Mega:
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ESP32S WiFi Development Board (Handles WiFi communication between control box and Home Assistant server as well as from inside tent to Home Assistant server):
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Whitebox Labs Tentacle Shield to Add Atlas Scientific Gear to an Arduino and provide electrical isolation of probes (pH probe needs to be isolated from EC probe):
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** SENSORS **
BME280 Temperature/Humidity/Pressure Sensors for Tent and Control Box:
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Waterproof Temperature Sensor for Nute Reservoir:
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Atlas Scientific Conductivity Kit K 1.0 5-200,000 μS/cm:
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Atlas Scientific pH Kit 0-14 pH:
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Moisture Sensors:
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Catch Basin Float Sensor:
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** PUMPS AND SOLENOIDS **
Peristaltic Pumps:
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Motor Drivers to Control Peristaltic Pump Speed:
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Tubing for Peristaltic Pumps:
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Nutrient Res Stirring Pump:
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Nutrient Fertigation Pump:
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Normally-Open 12V Solenoid (Allows water to flow into system until solenoid is activated, which closes it - used for flood protection. Requires 12VDC power supply and 1/4" spade connectors):
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1/4" Spade Connectors:
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Normally-Closed 12V Solenoid (Restricts water between RO res and Nute Res, requires pump in RO res to push water through it):
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Pump to push water through solenoid:
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** NUTRIENT JAR STIRRING SYSTEM **
Nutrient Jar Stirring Fans:
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Nutrient Jar Magnetic Stir Bars:
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Nutrient Jar Magnets:
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Nutrient Jar Superglue:
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** RESERVOIRS **
Reservoir Totes:
www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-27-Ga...
1/2" Double-Threaded Bulkhead for Connections to Reservoirs:
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1/2" Tubing to go between reservoirs and out to plants:
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Sharkbite swivel to attach tubing between 12V solenoid on RO res and 1/2" float valve on nute mix res (requires wormdrive clamp to secure hose to fitting):
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Nut Res Fill Float Valve:
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1/4" Float valve for DIY Humidifier and RO Res:
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DIY Weigh Scale Kit for Reservoir:
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** MISC **
DIY Humidifier Ultrasonic Discs:
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Reverse Osmosis System:
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@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Just a note about these TP-Link smart plugs. For whatever reason, TP-Link decided to make it harder to control these with Home Assistant. The fix is to NOT set up an account with a username in the Kasa app. Start creating your account, then click the "Skip" button when it asks you to enter details, and it will sign you in as "Guest". Add your devices under the guest account and they will be controllable from Home Assistant. If you try to do this with a real account, you will not be able to control them in HA.
@James-sz2hr
@James-sz2hr 3 жыл бұрын
Was waiting patiently for the series!
@pablosonico6
@pablosonico6 3 жыл бұрын
man this series are incredible, you have to be proud about this proyect and its really great that you are sharing it. It really tells something about the Opensource community... im expecting future videos about this proyect, many of these ideas i trying to implement in my garden
@wearemilesfromnowhere4630
@wearemilesfromnowhere4630 3 жыл бұрын
Automagically brilliant! Thanks for the time you put in to this video. Clear and concise.
@PileofKyle
@PileofKyle 3 жыл бұрын
Amazing! Lots of tutorials out there, but this is so comprehensive and complete. Thanks!
@cmcferin
@cmcferin 3 жыл бұрын
Great video and really appreciate the in-depth info!!
@mathewbanuelos5684
@mathewbanuelos5684 3 жыл бұрын
I never knew the micro USB cables had different variants. Thank you.
@MrKrazykatz69
@MrKrazykatz69 3 жыл бұрын
Loving the videos, I have started on my own project and can't wait for more videos to come :)
@lucafelix
@lucafelix 3 жыл бұрын
Yes! I love your videos man! You explain everything so well and calmly, it's borderline relaxing ;). Looking forward to the automations: Are you planning on using Node-RED?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Hey, thanks a lot! Yeah, I've been experimenting with NR and am really enjoying it. I think after the next video where I cover some options for temp/humidity, I can move on to shorter, more focused, and more frequent videos, that accomplish one thing (e.g. - setting up a schedule to turn plugs on and off, using temp/humidity values to turn humidifiers/fans on and off, etc.). I'd really like to be able to put out quick little 5-10 minute videos like these once the basics are covered and everyone knows their way around.
@rafaelr.2228
@rafaelr.2228 3 жыл бұрын
part five asaaaaaaapppppp hahahaha Just kidding take your time, you wonderful person.
@markiesmark
@markiesmark 3 жыл бұрын
Awesome. I'm using Tplink smart plugs as well for all my devices and Node-red for all my automations. I've definitely noticed better yield just by automating everything even though none of the actual nutrients and lights have changed. Plants love a precise schedule and consistency for nutrients, humidity and temperature. Keep up the fantastic work.
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
They really do. How do you like Node Red? Home Assistant recently made some big improvements to their automations but I’m still going to switch to NR.
@bulletproof1453
@bulletproof1453 3 жыл бұрын
Great explanation for beginners like me. Thank you!
@lucafelix
@lucafelix 3 жыл бұрын
Please make some more videos, these are so much fun!
@rage_of_t
@rage_of_t 3 жыл бұрын
This is great! I wish I would have had this a year ago when planning my first grow. I had to teach all of this to myself. I look forward to seeing other grows using this tech around Instagram. I use sonoffs and the same tp link switch. I like that particular switch because it's 15a and UL certified.
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Oh dang I assumed it was 10A. Nice!
@p.armour4907
@p.armour4907 3 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much for your hard work! You have inspired many, including myself.
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
P. Armour thanks! I do have pH and EC measurement in place. Did you check out my video where I go over my system?
@p.armour4907
@p.armour4907 3 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener Yes, I seen it- I was looking for an more inexpensive option. I found some arduino ph probes and boards on amazon, but no support for them on esphome.io . I dont have the skills to integrate them into homeassistant. Thanks again tho'
@jufeione150
@jufeione150 3 жыл бұрын
Thanks Bro , awesome content
@methodkhan2544
@methodkhan2544 3 жыл бұрын
Are you planning on explaining in the future how you managed to work peristaltic pumps to make ph/nutrition/conductivity regulations autonomous? Thanks so far, btw, this is not just a tutorial but also an inspiration for many of us for sure! Thanks!
@johntangney8755
@johntangney8755 3 жыл бұрын
The legend returns!
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Is this how you typically introduce yourself when you make an entrance somewhere? Just kiddin’ good to see ya.
@johntangney8755
@johntangney8755 3 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener 🤣 how did you know! Thanks for the useful information once again!
@adamoberley
@adamoberley 3 жыл бұрын
For full local control, Tuya-Converting the BN-Link outlets is the best way to go. They even have power monitoring.
@amintaleghani2110
@amintaleghani2110 2 жыл бұрын
@LED Gardener, thanks for your video. if i want to connect the ralay board unisolated, should i use 3.3v pin of esp32 or the 5v pin ?
@salamander5077
@salamander5077 3 жыл бұрын
Hi, how can you/we the control of the speed/rpms from your/our "motor/pump"
@mmenil1
@mmenil1 3 жыл бұрын
4:20 Did he say "auto-magically"? ha ha ha,
@chroniccare409
@chroniccare409 3 жыл бұрын
Can I use the pulse one as a controller?
@Baliklar_da_yuzebilir
@Baliklar_da_yuzebilir 3 жыл бұрын
super
@mitchellfleitz704
@mitchellfleitz704 3 жыл бұрын
If I wanted to use an ethernet instead of WiFi microcontroller to control the relays, what device should I look at.? Thanks for the videos and channel...
@eR3alist
@eR3alist 3 жыл бұрын
I got home assistant after seeing your success. However, I've had problems with my TP link switches (HS300) being VERY spotty in terms of staying connected or even keeping the unique ID registered back with homeassistant. You can't interact/modify the unique ID, it gets sent from the device apparently. I've been using HomeSeer, a commercial software platform, trial version for a few days now and I've not had the same issue.
@djaaron11
@djaaron11 3 жыл бұрын
Hi Your garden is amazing I loved every part and part you showed I wanted to ask if it is possible to connect a Bluelab Guardian Monitor?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Good question. I see their “connect” version can give you remote access. Not sure if there’s an API or something for it
@djaaron11
@djaaron11 3 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener github.com/SpikedCola/OpenBluelabConnect
@BonJoviFan13
@BonJoviFan13 Жыл бұрын
What gauge wire did you use for the power supplies?
@Gpatnew1
@Gpatnew1 3 жыл бұрын
Note in my network setup the ssid is hidden it would not connect until I exposed the IOT wifi, also I am running HA on a virtual machine Had to add the usb controller to the vm to get it seen by HA esphome.
@AndreaDeDominicis1993
@AndreaDeDominicis1993 3 жыл бұрын
Hi, great content! I'm wondering if it is possible to control AC Infinity S8 (new EC Motor) fan speed with an ESP32 PWM ?
@AndreaDeDominicis1993
@AndreaDeDominicis1993 3 жыл бұрын
it seems possible using a 0-10V signal with 2-channel optoisolator, would it be something similar to how you are controlling the Meanwell driver?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
I haven’t had a chance to mess with a new one so I’m not sure how you’d do it, unfortunately
@dankling4203
@dankling4203 3 жыл бұрын
Automagically! I noticed your home assistance connection is not secured. What would you say about security concerns with growroom automation? Which smart home brand is most secure in your opinion? Appreciate you sharing your knowledge 🙏
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Dankling 420 admittedly, this is an area I know little about - not enough to give an intelligent answer anyway. I have it set up so it’s a straight http connection when I’m local and when I access it remotely it’s secure. I like that Home Assistant itself can run entirely on your LAN without having to phone home anywhere but it’s likely tough to find devices like smart plugs that can be run in the same manner without flashing firmware or shutting down these outgoing connections elsewhere on your network.
@yourfuneral
@yourfuneral 3 жыл бұрын
Love your content, exactly what I'm looking into right now, especially the Mean Well Driv,er series! +1 Subscribtion I try to build my own PCB relfow "quantum board" but I have a problem deciding how to drive and wire. I want a board with mostly white but also blue and red in the main circuit plus far red in an extended circuit. My problem now is: can I drive the whole board with one driver and what to look out for regards different LED types (wavelenght)? Can I wire in a way that I have the whites all in parallel series (let's say 5 series of 15x 3V = 45V parallel to oneanother), and then the blue and red in series of (X)x (Y)V = 45V? Does everie series have to draw the same current or just need around the same Voltage (with maybe a resistor) and can vary in A, like differen V LEDs with the same A in series? For now I'm thinking Meanwell CV A type driver. Somebody maybe got a source where to look into that into detail, maybe a schematic of a multi spektrum quantum board?
@user-bl8cu5pn4x
@user-bl8cu5pn4x 3 жыл бұрын
man we are all waiting for your videos XD please make some shorter videos but more often... we love your work but at this rate we need five years to complete the project... :)
@purplethumb5585
@purplethumb5585 3 жыл бұрын
I have been using Wyze smart plugs and cameras. Have u tried these ?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
I have a Wyze cam but haven’t gotten around to flashing the RTSP firmware yet to bring it into HA
@angekfire
@angekfire 3 жыл бұрын
Been following along, and I already have a number of off brand wifi smart plugs, however, because they aren't TP-link, I can't add them to the Kasa app, and the app I do have to use for it doesn't seem to have any kind of integration :(
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Yeah Kasa is just for the TP-Links. What brand are you using?
@user-bl8cu5pn4x
@user-bl8cu5pn4x 3 жыл бұрын
dude i just ordered almost every single part of your build, sensors board etc. just the most expensive ones like the mega+tentacle, the ec and ph probe are left behind for now but as soon as i can i will get them too. i think i found an error in the list from the first video, in the control box electronics you put an 8 channel 5 v relay board link but in your control box cannot be a 5 v as it is used for the steering system which is 12 v.. could you please add the clables that you used to the list too? i tink we will talk on the forum soon XD
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Sweet. I don't get what you mean about the 5V thing though. It's a 5V 8 channel board in there.
@user-bl8cu5pn4x
@user-bl8cu5pn4x 3 жыл бұрын
nothing i am stupid XD
@WeMakeBetterThings
@WeMakeBetterThings 3 жыл бұрын
Seems my won’t fully connect to WiFi...... (Event: Disconnect said=‘xxxxxxxx’ bssid=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx reason: ‘4-way handshake timeout’) any suggestions
@benalsop
@benalsop 3 жыл бұрын
Great vids, thx for taking the time to share. I am in process of designing a custom grow light using an HLG-480H-B1400B driver and Samsung Horticulture LED Modules. Since I am in design mode for the light, I want to consider home automation while at this stage. I am definitely a novice, but not an uninformed one. Powering and triggering the LED driver/lights on and off is clearly straightforward, and if that is all I want to do, I would just use an off-the-shelf smart plug, which is what I do for my current lights. However, I have been thinking about the 0-10V dimming functionality built into the meanwell driver and how one would best incorporate that in an automated smart home system (I only use Google home now, and hate the trigger less and super limited functionality routines, so this could be an excuse to get into home assistant and the whole 9 yards anyway. At the same time, I realize that it might be overkill or less practical than it seemed and thus it is likely that I won’t use it much, but having said that, it could be cool to have artificial sunrise/sunset and perhaps cycle dimming for different growth stages/rooms (in my previous life in plant science R&D, we even used to simulate clouds passing this way). Anyway, what I am trying to figure out is what device you would use to connect to the DIM+/DIM- ports on the Meanwell driver that would interface with - say - your raspberry pi or computer and home assistant, such that you could ultimately set up automations, e.g slowly ramp the lights to 100% when they come on in the morning, if the lights get too hot, dim them to 80%, etc. It seems like the rp4 or the esp boards have PWM outputs but not 0-10V, only 3.3 or 5, so that doesn’t work with out trying to step up the Voltage, which seems complicated. Is there a shield or module that is built for this? I don’t want to waste money or time (or burn anything down), so if anybody could at least shove me in the right direction that would be great. A smart plug/relay for on/off I can do, the relay boards are fairly straightforward, however, I can’t seem to land on the right hardware for the 0-10v PWM dimming for a 480W high voltage DC constant current driver. Anybody help???
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
That's an easy one on those drivers since they supply the 0-10V on those wires themselves. I did mine with a PC817 optocoupler. PWM/ground from your microcontroller goes to the 2 input pins of the optocoupler (don't forget a little resistor in series on the PWM output to make sure you're not overdriving the IR LED in the optocoupler) and then you just hook up the DIM+ and DIM- of the driver to the output side of the optocoupler. Works great.
@benalsop
@benalsop 3 жыл бұрын
LED Gardener thanks so much for the quick reply, I had a feeling it was easy, certainly knew I wasn’t the only one trying to accomplish that. I’ll look up the octocoupler to see how it works. Will let you know if I have any Q’s.
@benalsop
@benalsop 3 жыл бұрын
LED Gardener Several hours of research later I am still a little confused. I don’t see how the mean well driver supplies 10V. There are two wires, DIM+ and DIM- and it says to supply additive 10V or additive 10V PWM signal for dimming. It seems like the optocoupler merely serves as a switch and a safety bridge so you don’t cross the streams so to speak, but I don’t see how it regulates a 0-10V supply from a 5V pi PWM pin. Seems like you need to convert the 5V PWM signal to 0-10V analog output? I would think that would need its own (at least 10-12V) power supply. Maybe I am missing something on the mean well driver supplying power (I wouldn’t be surprised!) There has to be a module for this, maybe 12V external power supply and PWM/ground from the pi go into some converter module which then outputs 0-10V DC to DIM+/DIM- on the mean well driver? I will keep looking, but thoughts are appreciated!
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
If you look closely on the driver data sheet, in the dimming section, you will find a note that the driver can source current on those wires up to a typical level of 100microamps. When you short the Dim+ and Dim- wires together, your light will dim as low as it can go - some drivers will even dim to 0% and turn off when you do this. Consider the fact that there is also a 3rd dimming option of additive resistance which dims the driver with no external power. Turn your pot up to 100K+ ohms and the driver outputs 100%. Turn it down to a dead short and if your driver can dim to off, it will. The role of the optocoupler is to simply short the dim+ and dim- wires together. Your microcontroller PWM signal flashes the IR LED in the optocoupler at whatever duty cycle your signal is set for, and this, in turn, is connecting and disconnecting the 2 pins on the output side of the coupler, at this same duty cycle, which happen to be your Dim+ and Dim- wires. There you go. 10V PWM! I know it’s true because I’m doing it myself. If you don’t believe me, take a multimeter and measure the voltage across these 2 wires when they’re disconnected and I’ll bet you’ll find 10V.
@benalsop
@benalsop 3 жыл бұрын
LED Gardener I most definitely believe you lol, as I have no idea what I am doing and you clearly do (I wouldn’t have asked you in the first place, if I didn’t think you knew your stuff. It’s the scientist in me that can’t seem to move on unless I know the details on how everything works. Always need to know the why and the how. This is fascinating though. I had seen that note in the data sheet, but it’s not all that clear on what they mean by it and which of the 3in1 dimming methods it applied to. I see what you are saying though. Just to recap for my own understanding, The DIM wires themselves can source 10V 100 mA power from the driver itself (and in fact are always “hot” because of this. Being as they are only two wires, without connecting them to anything else, there are only two states of dim possible. If you did nothing with the wires but just capped them off individually, then the 10v is present and the lights are fully on, and if you connected DIM+ directly to DIM- together, to short them, the voltage would drop to zero and you get maximum dimming, perhaps off. (Or is it opposite? Individually cap the wires and light is dim/off, and tie them together and light is full brightness). Regardless, your point is it doesn’t matter that the PWM data is only 3-5V because it is only used to flash the diode in the optocoupler and that is fine to open and close the circuit at the frequency of the duty cycle. So I guess the PWM signal just translates 1:1 through the optocoupler to the two 10V dim wires, effectively shorting them repeatedly at the frequency of the duty cycle. And lastly, this repeated shorting, depending on the frequency, has the effect of lowering the voltage to anywhere below 10V and down to 0V. Anyway, I think I have enough knowledge to break something
@whynotohwell
@whynotohwell 2 жыл бұрын
would an esp8266 work in place of the esp32 sufficiently for this ?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 2 жыл бұрын
It would. I usually go ESP32 over ESP8266 whenever I’m doing PWM of any kind but this is pretty simple stuff
@Anu_was_here
@Anu_was_here 3 жыл бұрын
If the relays are powered by power supply 5v, and esp32 powered by usb-- what does the 3.3v from esp3.3v to VCC relay actually do?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
I believe it lights the IR LEDs in the optocouplers that drive the relays
@Anu_was_here
@Anu_was_here 3 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener Ah thanks it makes sense now. I noticed weird behaviour when i use only esp32 3.3v VCC (jumper on) --> if relay switch is on and i disconnect & reconnect the esp USB cable, the relay starts flickering open & close fast for seconds before it stays on. Which i believe might cause issues.
@miniman809
@miniman809 3 жыл бұрын
It took me so long to figure out I was using a power only USB!
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
It’s burned me more times than I’d like to admit
@deviantstudio
@deviantstudio 3 жыл бұрын
the only thing i didn't get: why you're using two 5v psu? isn't it better to consolidate into 1 unit? also 10a looks overly for just few relays. correct me if I'm wrong
@deviantstudio
@deviantstudio 3 жыл бұрын
ok i should watch whole video before asking 😀 🤦‍♂️
@williamhickey5376
@williamhickey5376 2 жыл бұрын
Did you make the power cable for the MEANWELL PSU? Or does that come with the unit?
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 2 жыл бұрын
You have to make them - the drivers come unterminated
@williamhickey5376
@williamhickey5376 2 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener I'm having so much fun with these videos man, thank you for these. I got the same meanwell 5v psu and relay board, but i'm powering 4 peristaltic pumps instead of led's. Might need a larger PSU as theyre running pretty slow ha.
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 2 жыл бұрын
They must be 6V pumps I’m guessing? Can you crank up the voltage on your PSU with the little white screw?
@williamhickey5376
@williamhickey5376 2 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener Thanks for the tip! I'll give it a try today. They're actually "Gikfun 12V DC Peristaltic". Wondering would "Mean Well LRS-75-12" be an appropriate step up iyo? (if turning the screw isn't the fix)
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 2 жыл бұрын
Sorry, maybe I’ve misread. You must be powering the pumps with a separate power supply than the 5V one you’re using to run the relay board, right?
@jamesbutler6938
@jamesbutler6938 3 жыл бұрын
Can you give details of which PH sensor you use? Also which EC sensor, water temp, air/humidity sensors? Google spits out many to choose from but many I’ve found may be inaccurate or say you cannot leave the probes in water solutions for long times
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
All the parts are listed in the video description.
@jamesbutler6938
@jamesbutler6938 3 жыл бұрын
LED Gardener my bad didnt even notice the description on my phone as it’s hidden unless I specifically click it cheers
@jamesbutler6938
@jamesbutler6938 3 жыл бұрын
LED Gardener what do you use to control the speed of a motor? Eg a pump and a FAN? Both AC Cheers
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
I’m using PWM to control my fans and pump speed but I don’t do anything on the AC side. The peristaltic pumps use little motor control modules which I feed PWM into.
@jamesbutler6938
@jamesbutler6938 3 жыл бұрын
LED Gardener so the fans you have and pumps aren’t AC? Any ideas what I would do with AC fans and AC PUMPS?
@chrislanier884
@chrislanier884 2 жыл бұрын
What happens if the wifi goes out? I'm worried I'll use wifi to turn on a pump and the wifi goes out and never gets a shutoff command
@user-bl8cu5pn4x
@user-bl8cu5pn4x 3 жыл бұрын
Outstanding video, i learned how to integrate the mystrom outlet i bought, sadly it was recognized as homekit outlet so i had to add tree lines to the config of home assistant and then after rebooting the server i was able to select the entity, if someone needs the guide: community.home-assistant.io/t/how-to-setup-mystrom-switch/126325 could i suggest you to do a quick video on how to automate the outlet for a night/day cicle or better two separate like 18/6-12/12? give some likes to this man he deserves more, this videos are long to produce, edit ecc..
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
n27 hey nice work and thanks for sharing the guide! About the scheduling thing, I actually mentioned that in a reply to Luca’s comment here. That video is a priority for sure.
@user-bl8cu5pn4x
@user-bl8cu5pn4x 3 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener yeah you are right I was reading it now I apologize, thx anyway 😉
@jamess1787
@jamess1787 3 жыл бұрын
First! Huzzah!
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Totally going to delete this comment so I can get the first one.
@jamess1787
@jamess1787 3 жыл бұрын
Oh man. Terrible! Gardener and HA fanboy here, so much appreciated. Still running 0.60 /facepalm.
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Ha! Right on man, thanks for watching. Have you got any interesting automations going on?
@jamess1787
@jamess1787 3 жыл бұрын
@@LEDGardener not anything interesting for gardening. I flashed Tasmota on a Tuya plug that controls a few DiY LED lights set up with basic schedule based-off the sunset/sunrise. I don't yet have support for half of the HA features you mentioned ;). No add-ons (Hass io-less), no love-lace, etc. Keep up the good work! 👌👍
@LEDGardener
@LEDGardener 3 жыл бұрын
Hey that's cool, man. It's so easy to scale up whenever you get the time and motivation. Cheers.
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