I have the exact same relay, but I was never able to get it to work. I was using Ok Google, but I wanted to feel more futuristic lol so instead of asking google to do something for me, the 'person' in my home automation does it lolĪnyways, I actually have a question about your specific example here. I have named my automation set up, so when I say its name and then a command, it goes and does it. I also use Autovoice and have that going all the time on a couple spare phones and tablets, and they are always listening. I have a similar set up as you, with the only big difference being that I use Vera 3 and you use Openhab. Please let me know if you have any other solution, I would certainly give it a try. Using a cellphone charger seems to be common. I have not seen any other option to power the arduino thru 110V - 240V. No issues with the stuffing inside the gand box whatsoever. You might already have figured out a way but I wanted to let you know that after many days of testing my relay actuator with OpenHab, I'm very happy to tell you that it's working flawless. Please feel free to comment, post any suggests, and I apologize to get back to you so late.
#Taskr openhab Pc
PowerCable = n/a (used old PC power supply cable.)ĥ.0V charger = n/a (Already had it, just use old phone charger) Relay module (You may use 1 relay module) = $1.3įemale powerOutlet socket + blue casing + faceplate = aprx. I searched for cheapest required item on eBay and purchased hem. (Power cable, button, 5.0V charger, AutoVoice, Auto-wear and Tasker not included, I already had them.) Project cost: $7.5 USD including Nano V3.0, Relay, NRF transmitter, power outlet socket, and casing.
Also I'm planning to make both female power outlets to operate separately. Note: I have used 2 relay module because thats the one I had for now. I will be setting it up to fully automate with iftt conditions in next few days. For right now, I just turns on/off and with commands.
#Taskr openhab android
May not look pretty at all but it surely works with OpenHab and "Ok Google - Turn On Switch" command from my Android phone and Android watch. So, I wanted to control my home appliances/lights with Voice and/or OpenHab rules. This is my very first fully functional project! Yay!! Most of the credit goes to mysensors and all the amazing people here.
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