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EchoDe : Amazon Echo Controlled Appliances

ESP8266 12E based hardware running Sinric firmware, enables Amazon Alexa to control appliances

aditya-mukherjeeAditya Mukherjee
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Alexa amazon Echo smart iot appliance home automation smart appliance ESP8266 Relay switch voice control voice activated ai ML sinric pcb soldering

This project was created on 01/29/2020 and last updated 5 years ago.

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ESP8266 12E powered hardware with two relay outputs for connecting appliances. The appliances can be powered either by the Vin (DC) voltage source or an isolated external voltage source which can handle mains voltage. So, both low voltage and mains voltage appliances can be controlled using this device.
For this to work, the device needs to be connected to the same WiFi as that of the Amazon Alexa device.
After a little configuration in the alexa app and setting the correct WiFi name and password in the hardware, controlling an appliance is as simple as saying "Alexa switch on "
Serial pins and other ESP8266 pins are made accessible for reprogramming the device and adding peripheral functions.

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  • 1 × ESP8266
  • 1 × Amazon Alexa
  • 2 × Relay Power Supplies / Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)
  • 2 × LED Strips

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