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Automatic stairs led lighting arduino shield

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    Chen Boly
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    Re: Automatic stairs led lighting arduino shield
    Hi @aivaredze
    Could you help to detail the hardware specification such as: LED Strip, Power Supply Switch and what is the device which shown on top of 2 PIR sensor? alt text

    thanks,
    Boly

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      Leds 12v 2.5A max per strip
      Power supply: 12v and multiply the number of strips buy the max current they use to get the minimum output current for the power supply
      The top right component is a photo resistor used to measure how much light is in the room, so you don't turn on the stairs lights during the day

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        Thanks gohan, it is clear. How can I search the light resistor in ebay? do you have name or keyword to search?

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          @Chen-Boly

          Have you tried searching for "light resistor"? Or perhaps "Light resistor arduino" ? ;)

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            @Chen-Boly

            Have you tried searching for "light resistor"? Or perhaps "Light resistor arduino" ? ;)

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            @tbowmo said in Automatic stairs led lighting arduino shield:

            Light resistor arduino

            Thanks Tbowmo, it is this one?
            http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-Types-10-Pcs-Photoresistor-Dependent-Light-Resistor-LDR-Pack-For-Arduino-Kit-/232366567175?epid=28002809838&hash=item361a206f07:g:QQ0AAOSwKflZO107

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              @Chen-Boly

              Yes, that's the one..

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                @Chen-Boly

                Yes, that's the one..

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                @tbowmo
                it has a different type (different number), any type is ok, right?

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                  probably another manufacturer.. But I would go with this one..

                  /Thomas

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