It is imperative that you have to connect to the internet to enable IoT functions on your device and for this one of the most commonly used components we use to connect our project to the internet via HTTP is ESP8266. It can also connect to Wi-Fi and act as a Wi-Fi Hotspot if you want to use that functionality. This D1 Mini ESP8266 NodeMCU Module have 11 digital GPIO pins where apart from D0 all pins are PWM enabled, interrupt supported. One is 3.3V max analog input and power pins to power up the module. It is very easy to use and one of the biggest features is that you can use it with Arduino IDE which allows you to connect with the local network or provide internet access to your project. It is compact, versatile and very reliable and allows you to make your project IoT enabled.

This is a 3.7V 800mAh Lithium polymer Rechargeable Battery also known as Lipo or Lipoly batteries. Having a wide range of applications, this KP-502035 model Lipo batteries are thin, light, and powerful, and widely used in GPS, DVD, Tablet PC, Bluetooth speakers, IoT devices and other small portable devices.

LEDs are very useful in projects when you want to display some info to the user and also for confirming the states of your device like if it is working fine or if there is some error which might be affecting the working of your project. For DIY projects we might use 5mm LEDs with long legs which might not be most luminous LEDs out there but if you want an efficient and high intensity output LED then this 1-Watt Power LED is the solution for you. It is an Industrial grade LED which provides better luminous output to the 5mm LED legs and much more efficient. You can use multiple LEDs to form a replacement light source for an incandescent lamp. This is lead free RoHS compliant and very suitable for PWM operated sources and have superior ESD protection. It can be easily mounted on a PCB and even on a Perf-board. Its operating Voltage Range is 3V to 3.5V which we can easily get with both Arduino and Raspberry Pi and other development boards also.

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