Introduction: Household Relay Connected to Arduino
Finding the right relay may be troublesome and if chosen incorrectly can cause mishaps. Using an extension bar as a substitute to a relay is safer but must still be used under caution due to the use of high voltage. In this instructable we will use commonly used household materials to create a household relay connecting to an arduino.
You will need:
servo motor
extension bar with switch
string
long pieces of material (wood, metal..)
block of wood
elastic band
glue gun
*Disclaimer: Due to the involvement of high voltage I am not responsible for misuse or injury from this guide.
You will need:
servo motor
extension bar with switch
string
long pieces of material (wood, metal..)
block of wood
elastic band
glue gun
*Disclaimer: Due to the involvement of high voltage I am not responsible for misuse or injury from this guide.
Step 1: Build First Structure
This is a very easy setup all you need is a block of material such as wood and glue gun it to the back of an extension bar
Step 2: Build Second Structure
Attach 2 long piece of wood with string at each end. the smaller length piece of wood is then attached to the servo motor.
Step 3: Last Build
Last step is to put both step 1 and 2 together using an elastic band. and the long piece of wood is glued to the switch of the extension bar
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