DIY Timer Switch Tutorial: Create Your Own Timer for Home Automation!

Hello friends! Learn how to make a timer switch in this step-by-step DIY tutorial! Whether you want to automate your home lighting, appliances, or any other electronic devices, this guide will walk you through the process of building your own timer switch. From selecting the right components to coding the timer functionality, we cover it all. Save energy, enhance convenience, and add a touch of automation to your home with this easy-to-follow project. No prior electronics experience required!
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[@B.Shanmukh-y6v]

What is the bulb you are using

[@Nikkoo_vlogs]

can i use 25v capacitor?

[@fairelectro]

yes, you can use.

[@llfenexll]

I see that you make it turn off in a delay.
But how would you reverse the function?
Turn on with a delay?

[@fairelectro]

When push button pressed, capacitor stored electric charge, then relay module switch ON when ever capacitor charged

[@llfenexll]

@@fairelectro So basically use capacitors as temporary batteries to delay the charge?

[@fairelectro]

@@llfenexll yes

[@paramesh.m4285]

Brother how to customize 12v door is unlocked or door is open?

[@fairelectro]

You want to make 12v door lock?

[@paramesh.m4285]

Bro I want buzzer with calling option once I open the door is unlocked but outside we can't understand