Dormitory light-off device (physical) based on single-chip microcomputer, integrated door opening and closing detection, brightness detection, human body detection, low-power design, with lithium battery physical knocking light switch to realize turning on and off the light
It can turn on and off the lights at specified times, turn on and off the lights under specified lighting conditions, turn on the lights when someone enters, and turn on the lights when the door opens.
It can be controlled via WiFi Internet, with built-in real-time clock control and sensor control.
Low power consumption design, supports ultra-long standby, comes with optional lithium battery to reduce costs, and comes with optional data storage, which can record indoor lighting, door opening and closing, someone entering and other data for a long time.
The entire circuit board width is exactly the same as the SG90 servo. In order to facilitate fixation, a 3D printed chassis was made. The bulges on it can fix the servo, and the positioning holes correspond to the circuit boards (the picture saves trouble and no screws are used). The lever on the servo is at the same height as the light switch and can be easily pressed by turning it.
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