Quantity | Component name | |
1 | × | LoLin V3 NodeMCU12E - I prefer this 3.3V board since it includes 5V VU output from the USB charger to power relays. |
3 | × | 17X10 protoboard. I mount the NodeMCU board across two of them. This makes it easy to wire and creates two isolated areas . |
1 | × | 4 channel relay |
1 | × | photoresistor to detect furnace ON LED so no electrical connection between furnace and NodeMCU |
1 | × | telephone jacks and cords for remote sensors |
2 | × | DHT22 temp and humidity sensor - now switched to BME280 see project log |
1 | × | M-M and M-F Dupont wires |
1 | × | Micro USB cable |
1 | × | 5VDC phone charger power supply for NodeMCU and relays |
3 | × | Waterproof Stainless Steel DS18B20 digital temperature sensor |
1 | × | 4.7K pull up resistor. Connects yellow data wire to 3.3V on digital temp sensor. Can have multiple temp sensors in parallel on s |
1 | × | DS3231 Real Time Clock board |
1 | × | CR2032 battery for Real Time Clock |
1 | × | MCP23017 16 I/O expander chip. Allows NodeMCU to address up to 128 I/O, 16 per chip. Same 2 I2C I/O as DS3231 RTC. |
2 | × | BME280 Humidity, Temperature and Altitude sensors to replace DHT22s |
1 | × | Fotek 60 amp SSR see project log |