ESP8266 and ESP32 as Transmitter and receiver, Home Automation Project

ESP8266 and ESP32 as Transmitter and receiver, Home Automation Project
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Project Description:
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I have been using the Nodemcu ESP8266 and ESP32 WiFi + Bluetooth Modules for years in different IoT based projects for monitoring different types of sensors and for controlling AC and DC loads.
Today's project is completely different from my previous projects; because this time round, we are not using any IoT platform. These two boards will connect with each other through Wi-Fi, and one more thing I'd like to mention is that we don't need a Wi-Fi router or a hotspot for this project.
Anyway, we are going to use ESP8266 as the Transmitter and ESP32 WiFi + Bluetooth module as the receiver. So, here is the prototype module.
On the transmitter side, I have connected some switches with the ESP8266 WiFi module, and on the receiver side, I have connected 110/220Vac bulbs with the ESP32 WiFi + Bluetooth module. You can also connect DC loads; it depends on what you want to control.
Instead of using the ESP32 WiFi module on the receiver side, you can also use the ESP8266. However, one advantage of using the ESP32 module on the receiver is that you can modify it in the future. As you may know, the ESP32 also includes a Bluetooth module. So you can design your own Android application for controlling the loads. This way, you'll be able to control the loads both from the transmitter and your Smartphone.
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[@LeventeDaradici]

An excellent video with explanations that everyone can understand! Maximum respect!

[@raymondmichael4987]

Great; but title should at least mention “esp-now” to help those who’s searching for related subject. I’ve been playing with it several weeks now, it’s amazingly good 😊. Well done buddy; Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@dhm-9071]

Thank dear Sir! I hope you wil always find a time to educate us!

[@PhG1961]

Again a great video very well documented! Happy New Year, most likely some what earlier in your part of the world than where I am!

[@ElectroniClinic]

Thanks buddy.

[@DevineFavor-uf1bo]

Years of search for this and now I have finally found this. Doing great job sir. But please sir if you can help, how do I modify the code by using ultrasonic sensor for automatic water level monitoring and pump control purpose. Thank you

[@ElectroniClinic]

I have done it. Check the lists. I have made so many videos on water level monitoring.

[@buddhimaamarasinghe9997]

Very valuable video, If possible, it would be great to add a switch feedback system to the esp8266." Thanks.

[@alevans51]

Will do! Thanks so much!

[@jeffschroeder4805]

Maybe you could find a non-conducting pointer to indicate components. If that screw driver happened to touch the wrong gpios or terminals, you could inadvertently damage your board. Of course, the suspense may encourage some subscribers to watch longer anticipating some exciting sparks.

[@ElectroniClinic]

Hahaha. I keep a safe distance. I will be careful. Thank you.