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💬 AC-DC double solid state relay module

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  • laster13L laster13

    I am trying to test a montage which I am not sure about and besides when I plug the pcb on the socket the lamp remains on. I invite you to read my post on the Domoticz forum.
    http://easydomoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=2680&p=25219#p25219

    I am sorry for my english, I use the traducer of google

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    tonnerre33
    Hardware Contributor
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    #145

    @laster13 Yes your schema is correct.
    The sketch has been modified by Nca78, you can try it first.
    The problem does not come from the unused switch, because i use this node without switch.

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      Eawo
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      #146

      I'm going to do these for my light switches but what should I use for in wall on off switch without relay?

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        #147

        The link to to DirtyPCBs is broken, got a new one?

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        • HilltanH Hilltan

          The link to to DirtyPCBs is broken, got a new one?

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          tonnerre33
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          #148

          @Hilltan Hello, i think this link will be ok : http://dirtypcbs.com/store/details/885/mysensors-v3-3-2-light-switch

          For information, a few members have too many PCB of this node that's why if you are living in Vietnam or asia, Nca78 can send you PCB and if you are in france, i can send too (contact by pm for terms).

          I use this node since 20 days ago, and it's working well ;)

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            #149

            Hi everyone.
            I can not find anywhere Slow Blow Fuse (250v 0.2A). Does anyone has an available link??
            Thanks in advance.

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              #150

              Never mind, got them. thank you!!!

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                #151

                @tonnerre33
                I will be really interested to buy you all the components you would no longer need. NRF, pcb, fuse thermal ... If you agree, can you tell me a list of what you offer thanks

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                  #152

                  If anyone in the UK is after boards/parts i have spares.

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                    Rodolfo Vieira
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                    hello, anyone use this project with home assistant?

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                      #154

                      Thanks for this. One question about the SSR. Does it matter if its a zero crossing relay or not if just switching lamps with fixed amps? That the difference between the G3MB-202P and G3MB-202PL. I'm not sure which to get.

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                      • proddyP proddy

                        Thanks for this. One question about the SSR. Does it matter if its a zero crossing relay or not if just switching lamps with fixed amps? That the difference between the G3MB-202P and G3MB-202PL. I'm not sure which to get.

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                        Nca78
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                        #155

                        @Paul-Derbyshire if you're buying on aliexpress at less than 3$ a relay, you're buying chinese clones like most of us here. I doubt they bothered implementing the zero-crossing function on the chinese clones...

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                          #156

                          Hi,

                          I love this project. This is almost exactly what I wanted to do by myself (but I have no knowledge in PCB design). As this project shouldn't require much power, have you ever though about using a dropping capacitor PSU (http://www.circuitsgallery.com/2012/07/transformer-less-ac-to-dc-capacitor-power-supply-circuit2.html) instead of the HLK-PM01 ?
                          If this is a working solution, it would make your project even cheaper.

                          An other question on the DS18B20. Wont the proximity with the relays (heat generators) will disturb the temperature reading ?

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                          • HaMH HaM

                            Hi,

                            I love this project. This is almost exactly what I wanted to do by myself (but I have no knowledge in PCB design). As this project shouldn't require much power, have you ever though about using a dropping capacitor PSU (http://www.circuitsgallery.com/2012/07/transformer-less-ac-to-dc-capacitor-power-supply-circuit2.html) instead of the HLK-PM01 ?
                            If this is a working solution, it would make your project even cheaper.

                            An other question on the DS18B20. Wont the proximity with the relays (heat generators) will disturb the temperature reading ?

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                            Nca78
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                            #157

                            Hello !
                            Transformerless design means there is not isolation between main voltage and low voltage parts. You can get electrocuted with 110/220V when touching the low voltage side. It means it can be used only in the case of a sealed box.

                            For the temperature sensor the main source of heat is the hlk that heats up a lot. It's purpose is not to sense the temperature in the room, but to monitor the temperature inside the sensor and make sure there is not problem with the hlk overheating.

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                            • Nca78N Nca78

                              Hello !
                              Transformerless design means there is not isolation between main voltage and low voltage parts. You can get electrocuted with 110/220V when touching the low voltage side. It means it can be used only in the case of a sealed box.

                              For the temperature sensor the main source of heat is the hlk that heats up a lot. It's purpose is not to sense the temperature in the room, but to monitor the temperature inside the sensor and make sure there is not problem with the hlk overheating.

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                              @Nca78 Thanks for the advice.

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                                #159

                                Would it be possible tot change the relays to one (or two) triacs, keeping it's current features and also allowing it to dim lights?

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                                  #160

                                  anyone found the Slow Blow Fuse (250v 0.2A) on aliexpress? if yes please link.

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                                    found 250V 0.25A o aliexpress - i believe this will be good enough - http://tiny.cc/h4fpiy

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                                    • Sacha TelgenhofS Sacha Telgenhof

                                      Hi @aproxx , very nice module! Just one question: after studying the board I still not quite understand how an existing light switch needs to be connected. There are 3 connecters, one for AC and two relays. Where do I connect the light switch to?

                                      Cheers! Sacha

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                                      rhapen
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                                      #162

                                      @Sacha-Telgenhof : It also took me bit of time. It is the PINs on the board 7 GND 4 for two switches 7 and 4 are the digital inputs on arduino.

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                                        Jose Simoes
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                                        #163

                                        hey @Aproxx, nice project, do you think a current sensor could be added to the PCB to monitor electrical consumption. the idea of adding triact to the circuit by @overlordt seems to work theoretically.

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                                          My parts are on the way and I"m looking forward to trying this one out. Thanks for sharing this project!!

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