Home Automation Distribution Panel Energy Monitor| IOT Project 2024!

#homeassistant #smarthome #smartcontroller #tuya #esp32project #diyprojects
smart distribution panel diagram:
www.kincony.com/32ch-smart-di...
Here are parts list and order links, You can DIY by yourself:
1. KinCony A32 Pro relay controller: 1pc
shop.kincony.com/products/kin...
2. KinCony M30 controller: 1pc
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3. DC12V 4.5A power supply:1pc
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4. 25A DC Contactor: 32pcs
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5. 1P 20A MCB:32pcs
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6. 2P 63A MCB:1pc
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7. CT sensor:30pcs
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8. Fuse:1pc
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9. EARTH and GROUND terminal:3pcs
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10. Short circuit strip
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11. cold pressure line connector
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12. Extender Antenna
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visit for more:
KinCony's website: www.kincony.com
online store order link: shop.kincony.com

[@walkastray007]

This is genuinely art. This is amazing. Holy cow. I am at a loss of words to express how amazing it is to have something with such functionality be assembled in an appearingly simple way. We need breakers? Put them in a line. We need wires? Measure them out by "hand" The fact it uses minimal numbers of parts and only uses components that are required is simply amazing. This is genuinely art and I love this so much.

[@KinCony]

thanks, this is a common breaker, just use by KinCony's Smart controller A32 Pro and M30 energy meter board.

[@arbazaa7295]

Very impressive work !! 👏🏻❤ I'm also work like this and this type of control wiring one day i will work it 🥹❤ but its smart controller and m30 and relay control to much cost in india 😔! But sir I impress with your work ! ❤😊U are my iot teacher!!thank u sir love from india 🫡💗

[@KinCony]

you are welcome

[@NolanManteufel]

I loved this. Been thinking about doing a system for my backyard workshop.

[@KinCony]

good, you can try.

[@minjoojung55]

i only happened upon your videos recently and ive been binge watching. Thanks dude, might make some orders from you soon!

[@KinCony]

thanks

[@saefunnaja]

Great job

[@KinCony]

thanks

[@wikovisser3664]

Clean work. Very good like always.

[@yedukondalumidde1900]

Nice work 🎉

[@KinCony]

thanks

[@fleal07]

perfect, incredible...👏

[@KinCony]

thanks

[@Sheshankumarbind]

I love this project 😍 and i want to try this one my home 😊

[@KinCony]

ok, thanks

[@Kiloptero]

WoW!!! amazing!!!!!!

[@KinCony]

thanks.

[@Kiloptero]

@@KinCony how you meter the main circuit ( whole house consume)?

[@nikhuge6580]

nice

[@andrewtfluck]

I wish the US electrical system allowed for this kind of modularity in residential breakers.... Maybe I love the idea of DIN rail mounted components too much, but I always thought they look so clean

[@KinCony]

thanks

[@z_polarcat]

I wish you explained what was being done instead of the music, like what were the connections being bridged at 13:06 ?

[@KinCony]

we will make a new video to explain it in details.

[@csgrullon]

This is very clean. Do you use software to design the panel? 12:25

[@KinCony]

not use software, just directly to install.

[@wellsgofar3196]

This is beautiful work! I have two questions about the M30: - Why didn't you put it on DIN rail, too? - Do you only need to put the reference voltage on L1? A minor critique: I feel like you should line up the breakers and relays so you don't have to make that little kink in the wire between every one.

[@KinCony]

1. fix by screw is stable. 2. every L detect for 10 channel CT current sensor. so L1 for CT1-10, L2 for CT11-20, L3 for CT21-30 thanks for your suggestion.

[@wellsgofar3196]

@@KinCony 2: that's what I expected from your other comments, but at 15:20 in this video - you only have L1 fed.

[@KinCony]

@@wellsgofar3196 sorry, at last, the completed version, we have connected all L1,L2,L3 terminal with Live line.

[@ruimarinho]

Great video! Would you be able to share a wiring schematic so we can better understand what’s being connected where?

[@KinCony]

yes, here is a link. we will make a new video to explain it.

[@pulporock]

Do you have circuit breakers that are RCD ?

[@KinCony]

yes, you can install one breaker with RCD.

[@xerkstyle6272]

do we really need contactors? what is its importance

[@KinCony]

that for large current load, MAX 25A. if you using small load, without contatctor is ok.