this topic is focussed on detecting ‘something’
what type of input can we use/transmit over a LorAWAN network and how to detect it ?
what to buy and where and how to interface.
hard and software, tips and tricks, pictures and experiments.
-------- welcome in this Big diy SENSOR topic--------
0 - general
1 - temperature
2 - UV light
3 - soil moisture / rain
4 - door / window contacts
5 - motion detection PIR
6 - motion detection DOPPLER
7 - weight
8 - location GPS
9 - compass
10 - current
11 - voltage
12 - audio / noises
13 - pollutants
14 - PH value/pool water quality
15 - liquid tank levels / ultrasonic
16 - air quality
17 - CO2 level
18 - barometric pressure
19 - pressure
20 - heartrate
21 - quake / shock
22 - parking occupancy
23 - infrared / flame detection
24 - SOC battery state of charge
25 - volume water L
26 - energy kWh
27 - distance km (see GPS)
28 - wind speed / direction
29 - dust
30 - humidity
31 - color (change)
32 - air flow
33 - breaking glass
34 - water flow
35 - accelerometer / gyro
36 - tilt
37 - rfid
38 - radiation
39 - enclosures
40 - lightning
41 - inductive proximity
42 - temperature switch (thermostat)
42 - hall effect sensor
43 - conductivity
44 - nitrate concentration
45 - light intensity
46 - angle indicator
47 - force
48 - actuators (like relais boards ect)
49 - magnetic switch
50 - infrared / proximity
The UV Sensor is used for detecting the intensity of incident ultraviolet(UV) radiation. This form of electromagnetic radiation has shorter wavelengths than visible radiation. The UV Sensor is based on the sensor GUVA-S12D which has a wide spectral range of 200nm-400nm. The module outputs electrical signal which varies with the UV intensity, which gives your suggestion if it is a good idea to beach today.
And off course you can set your LoRa ‘use sun blocker !’ alarm …
A lot of different sensors for measuring distance, light, gas, temperature, humidity, PIR, flame sensors and much more.
The flame sensor is nice. I use these in a laser cutter and as soon as a flame is detected the laser and fan are stopped and an alarm will sound. Also, the laser is moved back to homing position to prevent damage to lenses or mirrors.
Could be a nice sensor to check for fire in hot & dry periods.
