💬 In Wall AC/DC Pcb (with Relay) for MySensors (SMD)
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hi, just an idea, do you think it is possible to add a current sensor to the PCB in order to add a power meter function to the node to monitor power consumption? say up to 20A
@Jose-Simoes - no clue about current sensors... sorry I just cant answer that at the moment.
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@Jose-Simoes - no clue about current sensors... sorry I just cant answer that at the moment.
@sundberg84 -hey, i was meaning something like the ACS712 Module, but add the ic to the PCB for better integration.
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@sundberg84 -hey, i was meaning something like the ACS712 Module, but add the ic to the PCB for better integration.
@Jose-Simoes said in 💬 In Wall AC/DC Pcb (with Relay) for MySensors (SMD):
ACS712
Well, to safe space and meet my goal to be able to have it so small so it fits inside a wallsocket i have excluded all sensors and included the MysX connector. This way every user can add their own sensor.
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Hi, @sundberg84
I'm really interested in this module. Maybe stupid question, but I'm very new with openhardware and would like to understand: if I will go and buy through the link provided (10xPCB for 15$), will I receive already assembled unit with all the parts, or I have to go and buy parts and assemble it myself?
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Hi, @sundberg84
I'm really interested in this module. Maybe stupid question, but I'm very new with openhardware and would like to understand: if I will go and buy through the link provided (10xPCB for 15$), will I receive already assembled unit with all the parts, or I have to go and buy parts and assemble it myself?
Thanks & Regards@Justas Hello,
yes you have to buy parts and assemble them yourself. 1.5$ by PCB is cheap, you can't have the components for this price ;)
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Hi, @sundberg84
I'm really interested in this module. Maybe stupid question, but I'm very new with openhardware and would like to understand: if I will go and buy through the link provided (10xPCB for 15$), will I receive already assembled unit with all the parts, or I have to go and buy parts and assemble it myself?
Thanks & Regards -
Very nice project. And it is so nice that you thought about the fuses for the power supply and the relais. :-)
I have two additional ideas:- adding the ATSHA204 fo secure signing
- I could be to big to integrate but something like this (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1Bit-AC-220V-Optocoupler-Isolation-Module-Testing-Board-Adaptive-for-PLC/32754734564.html) would be great to detect the in wall switch state.
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Great project, thank you for sharing. Searching for a power supply i found your project which seems to fit my needs pretty well. What do you think are the main differences to the AC/DC/Double SSD Relay by Aproxx (https://www.mysensors.org/hardware/ac-dc-ssd-relay). I am mainly interested in the AC/DC conversion part.Would like to hear your opinion on that.
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Great project, thank you for sharing. Searching for a power supply i found your project which seems to fit my needs pretty well. What do you think are the main differences to the AC/DC/Double SSD Relay by Aproxx (https://www.mysensors.org/hardware/ac-dc-ssd-relay). I am mainly interested in the AC/DC conversion part.Would like to hear your opinion on that.
@exilit - sorry my friend, I have not studied the AC/DC/Double SSD Relay by Aproxx very closely.
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@sundberg84 Thank you for your reply. Do you see big differences regarding the safety?
As far as I see both projects use a slow blow fuse and a thermal fuse to protect the AC-side.Sorry for digging deeper, but both projects look great. Yours seems to be better tested,
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@sundberg84 Thank you for your reply. Do you see big differences regarding the safety?
As far as I see both projects use a slow blow fuse and a thermal fuse to protect the AC-side.Sorry for digging deeper, but both projects look great. Yours seems to be better tested,
but the other one has two relays. Hard to decide, which one to use :-).@exilit - I think we both origin from the original discussion about the HLK-PM01: https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1607/safe-in-wall-ac-to-dc-transformers.
If you read this you can pretty much see everything in the PCB (fuses, varistor and temp fuse to protect the HLK module). -
Hi @sundberg84 does it fit the fuga (scandinavian) wall socket? :=
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Hi @sundberg84 does it fit the fuga (scandinavian) wall socket? :=
@martin-nicolaisen - Im not familiar with the fuga wall socket.
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@martin-nicolaisen - Im not familiar with the fuga wall socket.
I use standard round wall sockets (60cm). Can you point me to an image with dimensions ?@sundberg84 said in 💬 In Wall AC/DC Pcb (with Relay) for MySensors (SMD):
(60cm)
Wow that's quite a wall plug
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@sundberg84 said in 💬 In Wall AC/DC Pcb (with Relay) for MySensors (SMD):
(60cm)
Wow that's quite a wall plug
@gohan - lol :)
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/JBIVogCZMp0mOCVh2
I must have been drunk when I ordered this. Any idea what I have ordered? I ordered thru dirtypcbs somehow.
Does look a little bit like this PCB but not really. Have I found a early version and drunk ordered 10 of em?