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request wiring and program of 8 channel relay

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I have request wiring and program of 8 channel relay
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http://www.mysensors.org/build/irrigation
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@hek hi dear hek . can I use this for light ? 8 channel light? without use of lcd and..... . just one nrf and one arduino and one 8 channel relay ?
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