The document lists the electrical considerations and components needed for an Arduino based temperature controlled water heater project including a temperature sensor, heating element, solid state relay, voltage regulator, wiring, WiFi module, switch, resistors, fuse, transistor, LCD display, silicone sealant and buttons for control.
The document lists the electrical considerations and components needed for an Arduino based temperature controlled water heater project including a temperature sensor, heating element, solid state relay, voltage regulator, wiring, WiFi module, switch, resistors, fuse, transistor, LCD display, silicone sealant and buttons for control.
The document lists the electrical considerations and components needed for an Arduino based temperature controlled water heater project including a temperature sensor, heating element, solid state relay, voltage regulator, wiring, WiFi module, switch, resistors, fuse, transistor, LCD display, silicone sealant and buttons for control.
The document lists the electrical considerations and components needed for an Arduino based temperature controlled water heater project including a temperature sensor, heating element, solid state relay, voltage regulator, wiring, WiFi module, switch, resistors, fuse, transistor, LCD display, silicone sealant and buttons for control.
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Electrical considerations:
1. Israel standard voltage: 230V, 50 Hz
2. Voltage supply to arduino (2.1mm power jack): 12V 500mA - 800mA 3. DC Current output from 3.3V Pin: 50mA 4. DC Current output from I/O Pin: 40mA
Components: 1. Arduino 2. Temperature Sensor a. TMP36 Temperature sensor (NO: Accuracy of readings +- 2 degrees) b. DS18B20 (Accuracy of +- 0.5 degrees from -10 to 85 degrees) c. LM35 (Accuracy of +- 0.75 from -55 to 150) 3. Heating element a. Power requirements: 0.8kW - 1.5kW b. Type: Immersion Heater Element 4. Solid-State Relay (MOSFET?) 5. AC-DC Step down voltage from 240V to 12V 6. 22AWG Wires a. Maximum current rating for power transmission: 9.3A 7. Wifi Module a. ESP8266 ESP-01 8. Switch 9. 10K resistors 10. Fuse 11. (Tentative) Transistor a. Function: To amplify voltage from arduino in order to activate SSR 12. LCD Display a. Check in office 13. Food grade silicone sealant 14. 6 Buttons a. Turn on/off b. Increase temp c. Decrease temp d. Timer start/stop e. Timer increase f. Timer Decrease
References: 1. https://www.intorobotics.com/pick-best-temperature-sensor-arduino- project/ 2. https://www.instructables.com/id/Cheap-and-effective-Sous-Vide- cooker-Arduino-power/ 3. https://www.instructables.com/id/Temperature-Controlled-Water- Heater-20/ 4. Wifi module: https://www.jayconsystems.com/tutorials/esp01 5. SSR with arduino heavy loads: https://www.microcontroller- project.com/ssr-with-arduino-heavy-loads-control.html 6. Using SSR-40DA with Arduino: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=DZrOOhRCtZM 7.
