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Good video and project. I am new to this forum. What other hardware I need to operate lights, etc. as shown in this project? Thanks.

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Re: How To: Make a Simple/Cheap Scene Controller (with video)
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Hi @jhussain, welcome to the MySensors forum!

The controller used is Vera https://www.mysensors.org/controller/vera
You can control led lights using this example, or conventional lights using this example.
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