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    Home automation is becoming more popular and affordable, allowing people to wirelessly control power outlets and appliances without cables. The document describes a circuit design for a wireless power outlet that is electric shock safe since high voltage modules remain enclosed. It then lists the necessary components for the circuit, including an RF module, relay, voltage regulator, resistors, switches, capacitors, and other basic electronic parts needed to build the wireless power outlet on a PCB.

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    Home automation is becoming more popular and affordable, allowing people to wirelessly control power outlets and appliances without cables. The document describes a circuit design for a wireless power outlet that is electric shock safe since high voltage modules remain enclosed. It then lists the necessary components for the circuit, including an RF module, relay, voltage regulator, resistors, switches, capacitors, and other basic electronic parts needed to build the wireless power outlet on a PCB.

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    Home automation is becoming more popular and affordable, allowing people to wirelessly control power outlets and appliances without cables. The document describes a circuit design for a wireless power outlet that is electric shock safe since high voltage modules remain enclosed. It then lists the necessary components for the circuit, including an RF module, relay, voltage regulator, resistors, switches, capacitors, and other basic electronic parts needed to build the wireless power outlet on a PCB.

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    INTRODUCTION:Home automation becomes more and more popular, affordable and fascinates people.

    Wirelessly controlled power outlets are best suited for switching on/off appliances as they do not need cables and only the remote control needs to be interfaced to controlling unit. Design is electric -shock -safe as the high voltage modules are not opened.

    COMPONENT LIST:1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 433MHZ RF MODULE HT12E HT12D 12V RELAY ULN2003 RESISTOR PUSH SWITCH VOLTAGE REGULATOR 7805 CAPACITOR PCB SOLDERING WIRE LED DIODE

    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:-

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