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I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.

EDIT: sorry but I just like to add that from the main HUB component, I would like to check the status of the window sensor if it is open/closed. This will be useful if there is an open window/door around the house when going to sleep. Probably the Nano will broadcast its current window sensor status to the main HUB program. Thanks.

I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.

EDIT: sorry but I just like to add that from the main HUB component, I would like to check the status of the window sensor if it is open/closed. This will be useful if there is an open window/door around the house when going to sleep. Thanks.

I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.

EDIT: sorry but I just like to add that from the main HUB component, I would like to check the status of the window sensor if it is open/closed. This will be useful if there is an open window/door around the house when going to sleep. Probably the Nano will broadcast its current window sensor status to the main HUB program. Thanks.

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I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.

EDIT: sorry but I just like to add that from the main HUB component, I would like to check the status of the window sensor if it is open/closed. This will be useful if there is an open window/door around the house when going to sleep. Thanks.

I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.

I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.

EDIT: sorry but I just like to add that from the main HUB component, I would like to check the status of the window sensor if it is open/closed. This will be useful if there is an open window/door around the house when going to sleep. Thanks.

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Battery life calculation using Nano, NRF24L01+ and window magnetic reed switch

I'm trying to make my own home wireless security system. I will be using probably 3 AA batteries to power these devices. My problem is that I need to know if the batteries will be enough to power the devices for at least 6 months. Below are the details of all the devices I will be using:

  1. Mini Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Microcontroller Board w/USB Cable For Arduino
  2. Makerfire Arduino NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless RF Transceiver Module
  3. uxcell MC 38 Mount Wired Door Window Sensor Magnetic Reed Switch Recessed

Below are some project requirements that might be useful:

  1. For the Nano, I want to put it to sleep using delay(2000) in the loop() function. The Nano will be the one checking the window sensor.
  2. I will be using a project enclosure of about 4X4 inches.

If this will not be possible maybe someone knows of other devices that use less power that will be more suitable for this project? I would prefer something easy to use like Arduino Nano with USB so I can easily program it.