Automatic Rain Detection & Shelter – Arduino UNO Project Kit

Automatic Rain Detection & Shelter – Arduino UNO Project Kit

Sale price  Rs. 900.00 Regular price Rs. 1,100.00
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Automatic Rain Detection & Shelter – Arduino UNO Project Kit

Automatic Rain Detection & Shelter – Arduino UNO Project Kit

Sale price  Rs. 900.00 Regular price Rs. 1,100.00

Build Your Own Automatic Rain Protection System with Arduino!

Turn your idea into a working electronics project with the Automatic Rain Detection & Shelter DIY STEM Kit.

This hands-on Arduino project teaches students how to combine rain detection, servo motor control, sound alerts, and basic automation to create a working automatic shelter system.

Simply spray water on the rain sensor and watch the system detect the "rain" and automatically move the shelter using the SG90 servo motor.

Perfect for school projects, college projects, science exhibitions, STEM learning, and DIY electronics enthusiasts.

What's Included in the Kit?

Your DIY kit includes the electronic components required to build the project:

Arduino UNO
Raindrop Detection Sensor Module
SG90 Servo Motor
Piezo Buzzer
Rocker Switch
2 × 18650 Li-ion Batteries
18650 Battery Holder
DC Male Jack
USB Programming Cable
Jumper Wires
Mini Breadboard
Also Included
💻 Complete Arduino Source Code
📘 Step-by-Step Project Guide
🔌 Pin Connection Details
🛠️ Project Building Guidance

Note: Cardboard sheets and cloth used for building the physical shelter model may be prepared separately, depending on the kit version.

📥 Source Code & Project Resources

The Arduino source code and project resources are provided with the kit.

⚠️ Important Safety Information

  • Do not spray water directly on the Arduino, breadboard, batteries, or other electronic components.
  • Spray water only on the rain sensor during testing.
  • Handle 18650 Li-ion batteries carefully.
  • Do not short-circuit the batteries.
  • Do not use damaged or swollen batteries.
  • Switch OFF the project when it is not being used.
  • Children should use the kit under adult supervision.

 

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