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Minimalist version, estimated cost: 3.5€ per piece
The circuit can be powered by 110VAC to 250VAC
The main purpose is to control lights or any other electrical device that runs on 50V to 400V AC or DC.
The switch is mainly there to be able to force on/off, but it can be directly used in parallel of the circuit if you want to save an ouput (it means the switch should be off so that the ATtiny can be the master). The RST pin on the ATtiny can also be used as an extra output (but be careful by deactivating RST, the ATtiny could not be reprogrammed... at least not easily).
The total cost is aproximately 3.5€ using SMD components and an 1€ RF receiver (price can be lowered to <3€ by doing the receiver from scratch too).
I plan to use a web interface hosted on a Raspberry PI to control those receivers.
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