March 25, 2021
Description
This is a Solar-powered wireless weather station by using an ESP32 Wifi Module and few common weather sensors available in the market.
Full Project is available on Instructables:
https://www.instructables.com/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station-V30/
Credit: This enclosure is designed by my friend Glen Lewis
Update:05.04.2021:
For modifications, you can download the STEP files from GRABCAD
Components Used:
ESP32 Dev Kit V1- 30 Pins ( Aliexpress / Banggood )
TP4056 ( Aliexpress / Banggood )
Barometric Pressure sensor BME280 ( Amazon / Banggood )
Temperature Sensor - DS18B20 ( Amazon / Banggood )
UV Index Sensor - GY1145 ( Amazon / Banggood )
Lux Level Sensor - BH1750 ( Amazon / Banggood )
Wind & Rain Sensor ( Amazon / Sparkfun )
MCP1700-3.3V ( Amazon)
Resistors - 2 x 1K, 1 x 10K, 3 x 4.7K, 1 x 27K, 1 x 100K ( Amazon / Banggood )
Electrolytic Capacitor - 1 x 100uF ( Amazon / Banggood )
Ceramic Capacitors - 4 x 0.1uF ( Amazon / Banggood )
TVS Diode - DT1042-04SO ( Amazon ) - Optional
RJ11 Connector ( Aliexpress )
Male / Female Headers ( Amazon / Banggood )
Jumper Cap ( Amazon / Banggood )
Screw Terminal-2P - 5.08mm pitch ( Amazon / Banggood )
Screw Terminal -3P -3.5mm pitch ( Sparkfun )
Solar Panel - 5V / 1.2Watt ( 110 x 69 mm ) - ( Amazon / Aliexpress / Banggood )
18650 Battery ( Banggood )
8650 Battery Holder ( Amazon / Banggood )
22 AWG Wires ( Amazon / Banggood )
Jumper Wires M-F( Amazon / Banggood )
Slide Switch ( Amazon / Banggood )
PCB ( PCBWay )
Tools Used:
Soldering Iron ( Amazon / Banggood )
Nipper ( Amazon / Banggood)
Wire Stripper ( Amazon / Banggood)
3D Printer ( Amazon / Banggood)
Link: https://grabcad.com/library/stevenson-screen-v3-for-open-green-energy-1
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution