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RTC Power Point Timer

RTC Power Point Timer

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Smart Energy

Summary

If you’ve been thinking about how you’d control a 240V appliance with an Arduino without worrying about getting zapped, then here is a solution. We’ve developed a project that interfaces to our MS6148 Remote Controlled Mains Outlet using a 433MHz transmitter. Building on the simplicity of the Arduino Clock, we’ve added the 433MHz transmitter and some extra code, which gives the following features:

  • Switch appliances off or on with a minute of resolution

  • Time is saved when power off

  • Up to 99 timers can be programmed

  • Can be set for any day of the week, or all days, weekdays or weekends

  • Can be set to turn single channel or all channels on or off

  • Manual control of transmitter for setup and troubleshooting

And being Arduino, there’s nothing to stop you taking the code apart and adding your own features.

Materials Required

1Duinotech UNO r3 Main BoardXC4410
1Duinotech Arduino Compatible 2 X 16 LCD Screen Display with ControllerXC4454
1Wireless Modules (Transmitter) - 433MHzZW3100
1Remote Controlled Mains Outlet ControllerMS6148

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