Introducing: “ESP32 Web Server Monitor Temperature and Control a Relay over local Wi-Fi”.
Hi everyone!
New eBook release, “ESP32 Web Server Monitor Temperature and Control a Relay over local Wi-Fi,” now available on Amazon, books2Read, Kobo! This eBook will take you through setting up and coding the first step; monitoring the temperature and humidity to control the relay (the bit that does all the work). After that, you just need to connect the relay to you system for automation (not in this eBook)
[Click Here or on the cover image above to Purchase on Amazon KDP] (Amazon)
Why This eBook?
By utilizing sensors and relays it is possible to monitor environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity even when not close at hand. “Why would I want to do that?” you say…
Imagine, if you will, the ability to automatically turn on/off fans or watering systems based on certain environmental conditions. Yes? An automated monitoring system can be implemented in your greenhouse to turn on/off pumps or fans based on the temperature and humidity. A similar system can also come in handy for the baby’s room, for turning on a fan, or perhaps even the dog house, cat house and hen house, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment for your loved ones
This eBook will take you through setting up and coding the first step; monitoring the temperature and humidity to control the relay (the bit that does all the work). After that, you just need to connect the relay to you system for automation (not in this eBook)
What Will You Learn?
In this eBook we are going to;
Build a breadboard circuit using the ESP32 low-cost, high performance microcontroller board. A DHT22 Temperature and Humidity Sensor, combined with a Relay and some jumper leads.
Install & set-up the Arduino IDE & Libraries we will be using.
Prepare and upload ESP32 code and support pages, for a WebSocket Web Server program serving an HTML page broadcasting temperature and humidity value to connected clients. As well as allowing switching of a Relay On/Off when we want, via any Web Browser on the local Wi-Fi network.
All developed under Windows 10/11 ( code available for download).
Sounds like something that might be useful, let’s go.
Who Is This ebook For?
Whether you are a hobbyist, a student, looking to explore the world of ESP32, Arduino IDE this eBook is for you! No prior experience with ESP32 or Arduino IDE is required. The eBook is designed to be beginner-friendly.
What Makes This eBooks Unique?
Practical Approach: The eBook focuses on practical, real-world applications, ensuring that you can apply what you’ve learned to build useful projects.
Clear and Concise Instructions: Each chapter is structured with clear and concise instructions, making it easy for readers to follow along.
[Click Here to Purchase on Amazon KDP] (Amazon)
[Click Here to Purchase on Books2Read] (Books2Read)
Thank you for your support, and happy tinkering!
Cheer’s Al (alsnerdnotes.com)
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