Wireless Dust Sensor SDS011 and DHT22(AM2302) with Wemos OLED enclosure
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Republished from my thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3342804
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Intro
I needed a PM2.5/PM10 sensor during this winter season. I wanted to monitor more than one room and did not want to buy multiple expensive devices.
This is an eclosure designed to fit 3 devices:
- an acurate dust sensor
- an Wemos ESP8266-based board with an OLED display
- a digital humidity and temperature sensor
Parts
Wemos NodeMCU with an OLED display
The brain of this project. Provides processing, connectivity and instant data feed on the display.
Buy Wemos with a displayNova SDS011
The main sensor used to measure PM2.5 and PM10
Buy SDS011
DHT22 (AM2302)
Additional sensor to measure humidity and temperature
Buy DHT22Screws:
4x longer M3x20 screws to hold the main case plates together
4x shorter M3x8 screws to mount the Wemos board
Assembly
- Print the parts (I used 2 colors per part with ColorPrint)
- Connect SDS011 to Wemos board
- Connect DHT22 to Wemos board
- Use 4x shorter screws to mount the Wemos board to the front plate
- Use the longer boards to keep front and back plate together
- Flash Wemos board with ESPEasy
- Configure devices in ESPeasy
Summary
When fully assembled, it should be compete with the retail products as: