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Cheap Cellphone Controlled Water Pump for Farmers

Last Updated on July 6, 2019 by Swagatam 98 Comments

The post presents a cheap cellphone remote controlled water pump circuit which allows farmers (user) to switch ON their field water pump without practically visiting the spot, thus saving precious time and energy for the individual. The idea was requested by one of the dedicated members of this blog.

Table of Contents
  • Inexpensive Cellphone Water Pump Starter
  • The Design
  • UPDATE:
    • Using a MIC Sensor
    • Using Monostable Circuit
    • Advantages

Inexpensive Cellphone Water Pump Starter

This is with reference to the comment of Mr. Raj Mukherji, January 16, 2013. He explained it very well. In addition, farmer suffered from infrequent power cut (6 hrs power supply in aprox. 10 irregular blocks) so it is very irritating for a person.

I want to apply this type of circuit for three phase induction motor in my village and it will be made for my village also. I humbly request you to develop the circuit for the welfare of our poor villagers. They are not able to purchase it from market.

I will be grateful to you.

The Design

To make this simple cell phone controlled water pump starter circuit for the farmers, you will require the following ingredients:

1) A cheap cell phone (such as a NOKIA1280) which has an "assign tone" facility, meaning a cellphone which can save a specific ringtone for a selected number and enable muting the remaining numbers, in simple words the cellphone will "ring" only to the selected (preferred) number and stay silent for other numbers regardless whether or not its from the phonebook or a wrong number.

The above unit will be used as the modem and will remain permanently attached with the control circuit.

2) A sound activated circuit such as a typical clap switch circuit

and a 3) monostable 555 timer circuit.

UPDATE:

Looking for an advanced solution? Read more below:

Advanced Microprocessor Based GSM Water Pump Controller

I have explained how this interesting cellphone controlled water pump circuit can be implemented for the farmers, as described below:

In a few of my earlier posts I have comprehensively explained regarding how any load across any part of the world can be actuated using a cheap cellphone remote control circuit, you can learn more about these from the following links:

Cellphone Display Light Triggered Remote Control Circuit

Vibrating Cell Phone Remote Control Circuit

Controlling Motor with a Cell Phone - Circuit Diagram Explained

Making a Cell Phone Controlled Remote Bell Circuit

Cell Phone Controlled Door Lock Circuit

Build a Homemade GSM Car Security System

In the above designs the relay is seen to be activated using the attached modem cell phone's ringtone through its headphone socket.

Using a MIC Sensor

In the present pump controller design we implement the same but through a mic sensor which is utilized to sense the ringtone of the modem without making any physical contact with the modem cell phone.

The idea can be understood from the following diagram and the explanations:

The lower section of the circuit incorporating the IC 741 and the IC 4017 forms a simple sound activated relay circuit, which toggles the connected relay alternately ON and OFF in response to the sound signals received on the MIC. Basically this circuit is used in clap switch circuits for toggling the relay with clap sounds.

For the proposed application the sound is produced from the cellphone when the user calls the shown attached cellphone from his home or some distant location for operating the relay and the water pump.

The idea looks pretty simple until here, however the mic could be triggered even with a false sound trigger generated externally in the filed, for example by an airplane sound flying close by or a vehicle such as a tractor engine sound etc.

Using Monostable Circuit

To eliminate this issue and make the circuit foolproof, a IC 555 monostable is additionally used with the lower section.

The monostable is designed to trigger from the display light of the cellphone whenever a call is received.

Therefore now it becomes a double edged sensing device which will not trigger unless the light from the modem, as well as the ringtone sound are produced together.

Whenever a call is made on the modem. The display lights up first and hits the LDR, the LDR resistance goes low triggering the BC547. The BC547 conducts and pulls the pin#2 of the 555 IC low which in turn enables its pin#3 to go high.

The pin#3 output from the IC 555 powers the lower section, which now becomes ready for the subsequent sound detection.

Following the display illumination, the ringtone from the modem sounds, and triggers the relay and switches ON the connected water pump.

The monostable timer remains switched ON for a stipulated length of time, determined by the IC 555's R and C component values, after which its pin#3 goes low deactivating the entire circuit and the pump motor.

However in the meantime if the user wants to switch OFF the pump he can do so by calling the modem for the second time within the time frame of the monostable activation.

Although the discussed cellphone operated water pump circuit for aiding poor farmers looks very simple, foolproof and cheap, it has its own drawbacks.

The farmer is never able to know whether the pump was actually started or not, because there's no reverse acknowledgement from the modem to the user regarding this.

The above issue can be though rectified by adding a momentarily activated siren, which will produce a loud ear piercing sound as soon as the pump is initiated or the water flow is detected.

The siren sound should be loud enough to be heard over a radial distance of approximately a kilometer. This acknowledgement method will work only if the farmer's home is within the above mentioned distance from the pump motor.

Advantages

The advantages of the above design are:

The above circuit will not consume your modem's talk time unlike the DTMF based systems which eats-up the cell phone talktime while it's in use for the required function.

The circuit does not utilize complex parts or obsolete parts rather works with ordinary parts such as IC 741, IC 555, IC 4017.

The circuit does not interfrere with the modem in any manner rather works without making any physical contact with the associated modem.

The circuit is cheap and well suited for the proposed application and for the poor farmers.

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Filed Under: Remote Control Circuits, Water Controller Tagged With: Cellphone, Cheap, Controlled, Farmers, Pump, Water

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SwagatamAdmin
January 7, 2020 • 7 years ago #74083

Please explain your question properly, I cannot understand it?

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Venu
January 7, 2020 • 7 years ago #74081

Water pump operation by using cell phone in these project we can physical contact with the pump or not

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SwagatamAdmin
October 12, 2019 • 7 years ago #70987

Hi Kesava, the reason may be due to a duplicate or faulty TIP127, or may be you have connected it wrongly. TIP127 is a Darlinfgton with a much higher gain than BD140 so it must produce much brighter illumination….try replacing the transistor.

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SwagatamAdmin
October 12, 2019 • 7 years ago #70974

sorry kesava, my arduino coding knowledge is not good, so cannot help you in this regards.

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SwagatamAdmin
October 12, 2019 • 7 years ago #70973

Hi Kesava,

which circuit are you referring to? Please post your question under the same article so that I can view the schematic quickly and suggest

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Kesava Raj
October 12, 2019 • 7 years ago #70969

Hai sir,
Few doubts in transistor.
Battery 6v 4.5Ah
2 led in series 6v 200ma
I tried this using PNP transistor for emergency lamp purpose.
1st i use TIP127 the led glows dim and i measure Ampere it shows (90ma)
2nd i use BD140 the led glows brighter & perfect and i measure ampere it shows (190ma)
my doubt is BD140 is 1.5A ratings it glowing led very well.
TIP127 is 5A ratings but its not glowing well.
what is the reason sir.
and pls tell how to choose transistor as per load.

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Kesava Raj
October 12, 2019 • 7 years ago #70968

Few doubts in this project:GSM Pump Motor Controller Circuit using Arduino
1st code i tried its working well.
2nd code i tried works but not send any ack.
In comment section Anupam Dasgupta code i tried.
But it shows error
stray’\342′ in program
Pls guide me sir.

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jeevan awari
January 14, 2017 • 9 years ago #48080

Sir ..this circuit can you mount breadboard

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SwagatamAdmin
December 24, 2016 • 10 years ago #47537

C5 = 0.01uF, and C will need to be calculated along with R…

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Deepan
December 24, 2016 • 10 years ago #47528

sir lm555 5th and 6th pin connected in a capacitor but what value of capacitor used for it

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Deepak Sahu
July 29, 2016 • 10 years ago #43056

hiii sir where i connect the motor???????

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SwagatamAdmin
June 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #42226

the prefix can be ignored…only the number is important.

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SwagatamAdmin
June 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #42225

You must follow the instructions which I suggested in the previous comment….you'll need to confirm each stage separately

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SwagatamAdmin
June 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #42224

any 741 IC and any IC 4017 will work, the number is only important…the initial prefix is not.

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Yohana Tijala
June 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #42210

please tell what exactly cd should i use so as for opamp to respond to connected mic

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Yohana Tijala
June 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #42209

I tried to use cd 4017BE h9623 but it does not respond to opamp when i connect with mic only led light up

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Yohana Tijala
June 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #42208

SIR WHAT DECADE COUNTER SHOULD I USE AND OPAMP

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SwagatamAdmin
June 27, 2016 • 10 years ago #42143

Go stagewise as suggested above…don't connect any load until all the stages are confirmed and integrated with each other.

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SwagatamAdmin
June 27, 2016 • 10 years ago #42142

Hello yohana, you must test and confirm the stages step wise. Disconnect and isolate the IC 741, IC 4017 and the IC 555 stages from each other and test them separately.

Begin with the IC 741 stage, Power it 5V and by connecting an LED in series with R4.

This LED should light and shut off in response to MIC activation with external sound. Only electre MIC will work, not sure about any other form

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Yohana Tijala
June 27, 2016 • 10 years ago #42137

and also when i connect the stepper motor it run directly without using sound from the ring tones and i use hand phone mic is it good to use it?,thanks sir

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Yohana Tijala
June 27, 2016 • 10 years ago #42136

hello sir ,i connected the circuit but the LED connected to CD4017 does not respond what may be the problem?, and about the connection of resistor is it possible to connect in any direction?

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SwagatamAdmin
June 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #42044

Yohana, No, use the pins which are shown in the diagram, and the leave the remaining unused and unconnected.

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SwagatamAdmin
June 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #42043

it can be used for powering the circuit also…but the relay should also be 5V rated in that case….the circuit operating range is within 15V

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Yohana Tijala
June 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #42028

yes sir i use cd 4017 having 16 pins and the opamp ic 741 having 8 pins is it necessary to ground the other pin which are not connected to circuit?

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Yohana Tijala
June 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #42027

hello sir the output of the regulator should be connected to charger only? and what voltage required to to operate the whole circuit.thanks

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SwagatamAdmin
June 20, 2016 • 10 years ago #41957

you can refer to this article:

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2012/03/how-to-make-simple-dc-to-dc-cell-phone.html

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SwagatamAdmin
June 20, 2016 • 10 years ago #41956

I meant to say I am not sure what could be the issue

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SwagatamAdmin
June 20, 2016 • 10 years ago #41955

the circuit is perfect,I am sure what could be the issue in you design.

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Yohana Tijala
June 19, 2016 • 10 years ago #41929

i want to know the connection of 7805 regulator.

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Yohana Tijala
June 19, 2016 • 10 years ago #41928

hello sir how you doing,i try to connect the ckt and i use a transformer that step down 220Vaac to 12Vac x2 and then i connect the rectifier and it gives 16 output and the circuit (ckt) does not respond.i need your help

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Yohana Tijala
June 16, 2016 • 10 years ago #41834

Thank you sir

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SwagatamAdmin
June 15, 2016 • 10 years ago #41804

the ground symbol does not indicate actual ground, it's only supposed to be connected with the negative of the power supply.

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Yohana Tijala
June 14, 2016 • 10 years ago #41785

sir i want to know how can i ground in the circuit board?

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SwagatamAdmin
June 14, 2016 • 10 years ago #41778

Hello yohana, the components should not be too far away from each other….I guess you are using a breadboard which is fine, and any type of wire will work OK as long they make good connections.

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Yohana Tijala
June 13, 2016 • 10 years ago #41764

Hello sir how you doing?,i want to know what type of wire i can use to to circuit in case a component is somehow far from another? and is 60w soldering gun is possible to use for soldering the component.

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Yohana Tijala
May 18, 2016 • 10 years ago #41027

thanks sir for your support

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SwagatamAdmin
May 18, 2016 • 10 years ago #41006

yes you can use a common supply input for two circuits

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Yohana Tijala
May 17, 2016 • 10 years ago #40995

i mean i have two timer is it possible to use 12Vdc ,thanks

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SwagatamAdmin
May 17, 2016 • 10 years ago #40990

sorry i did not understand your question??

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Yohana Tijala
May 17, 2016 • 10 years ago #40986

hello sir now i have two time one need 12vdc so this i will connect from the transformer output and at the same time i will connect to the control circuit? plz let me know sir

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Yohana Tijala
May 12, 2016 • 10 years ago #40874

ok thanks sir

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SwagatamAdmin
May 9, 2016 • 10 years ago #40797

hello yohana, no you won't have to change anything with a 12V 200 ohm relay except the supply which should be also 12V

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Yohana Tijala
May 8, 2016 • 10 years ago #40786

hello sir ,if i use the relay 12vdc 200ohm is there anything to change to the circuit i.e resistors,capacitors or it will remain the same as before.

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Yohana Tijala
May 6, 2016 • 10 years ago #40745

thanks sir

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SwagatamAdmin
May 6, 2016 • 10 years ago #40737

Hello Yohana,

you can use the following concept with the above circuit for getting the mentioned facility:

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2014/03/simple-automatic-plant-watering-circuit.html

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Yohana Tijala
May 5, 2016 • 10 years ago #40729

hello sir what kind of sensor should i use for circuit above at the time when water is enough in the soil it will automatically switch off? and how about its connections if possible

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SwagatamAdmin
April 25, 2016 • 10 years ago #40478

Hello Yohana, no it is entirely different and cannot be replaced for 4017 or 4022

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Yohana Tijala
April 24, 2016 • 10 years ago #40468

Hello sir is IC 4093 also can operate as 4022 or 4017?

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SwagatamAdmin
April 24, 2016 • 10 years ago #40458

I have the details in one of the posts, please search it by typing "IC 4013" in the above search box.

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Yohana Tijala
April 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #40443

sorry sir how about the connection of 4013 because it has total pin of 6 pin

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Yohana Tijala
April 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #40442

thanks sir

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SwagatamAdmin
April 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #40434

connect the pole of the relay, the N/O contact of the relay, motor wires and the DC supply, connect all these in series

(+)_________motor______/o________(-)

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SwagatamAdmin
April 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #40429

Yohana, I am not sure about the TCA785 functioning…it looks different to 4017.

you can try 4013 as an effective flip flop stage in the above circuit

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Yohana Tijala
April 22, 2016 • 10 years ago #40412

hello for the case of dc motor how about the connection will be

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Yohana Tijala
April 22, 2016 • 10 years ago #40405

Sir what about TCA 785 work as cd 4017or 4022

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Yohana Tijala
April 16, 2016 • 10 years ago #40272

thank you sir

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SwagatamAdmin
April 16, 2016 • 10 years ago #40254

you an use IC 4022

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Yohana Tijala
April 2, 2016 • 10 years ago #40244

sir there is another way to change another device which will work the same as CD 4017?.

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Yohana Tijala
April 2, 2016 • 10 years ago #40243

thanks sir i get it.

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SwagatamAdmin
April 2, 2016 • 10 years ago #40214

you wanted to switch it OFF using a cellphone call so it will now wait for this command and will not switch OFF automatically

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SwagatamAdmin
April 2, 2016 • 10 years ago #40213

sorry, I never use softwares so can't suggest about them

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SwagatamAdmin
April 2, 2016 • 10 years ago #40212

the selected 6V, 9V or 12V is a common supply for the entire circuit, and can be acquired from any suitable source

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Yohana Tijala
April 1, 2016 • 10 years ago #40193

Is it the circuit will work the same as before the timer was there or it will work differently?,goodnight sir

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Yohana Tijala
April 1, 2016 • 10 years ago #40192

Also i want to know what software is suitable to run the simulation of the circuit above here i have circuit maker but it is hard to use it.

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Yohana Tijala
April 1, 2016 • 10 years ago #40191

Thanks sir but i mean the positive 9V to the circuit above and the relay they all need transformer for each ?

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SwagatamAdmin
April 1, 2016 • 10 years ago #40169

yes 6V supply will also work if the relay is 6V

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SwagatamAdmin
April 1, 2016 • 10 years ago #40168

hello yohana, if your relay is 12V then you can use a 0-12V transformer, and if it's a 9V relay then a 0-9V transformer will do.

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Yohana Tijala
March 31, 2016 • 10 years ago #40152

then for the solar supply i mean DC is suitable for 6V relay ?

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Yohana Tijala
March 31, 2016 • 10 years ago #40151

hello sir there is 9V to the circuit above so what type of transformer i will use for case of AC supply and what relay is suitable for AC supply.

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SwagatamAdmin
March 31, 2016 • 10 years ago #40142

you are welcome yohana

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Yohana Tijala
March 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #40133

thanks sir you really working hard and iam very interested in projects

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SwagatamAdmin
March 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #40116

….I am sorry….it's NOT pin14, but pin#16 rail of the IC 4017 that should be connected with the supply input (+)

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SwagatamAdmin
March 30, 2016 • 10 years ago #40115

thanks Yohana it's not difficult, just remove the IC555 section completely along with the LDR.

after this connect the supply rail (pin14) of the IC 4017 with the supply input (+)…which can be seen connected with the relay coil and the 7805 IC

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Yohana Tijala
March 29, 2016 • 10 years ago #40101

thanks sir i really need your support,so can you plz help for the modifiation of the circuit after removing the LDR and IC 555 timer if possible you can send it to my email johnsircha@gmail.com,have a nice day

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SwagatamAdmin
March 26, 2016 • 10 years ago #40037

sorry, I have no idea about it…

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SwagatamAdmin
March 26, 2016 • 10 years ago #40036

for that you can simply eliminate the entire LDR and 555 IC section….and connect the supply with the pin14 of the IC 4017

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Yohana Tijala
March 25, 2016 • 10 years ago #40023

the circuit explain to energize the pump for single call and de-energize it after the second call is what i need for the system to do so, then the value of R and C should be how many duration is proper for it open and close the pump?

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Yohana Tijala
March 25, 2016 • 10 years ago #40022

ok thanks sir i need your help for how long it will be better for it to operate and how can i simulate the circuit?

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SwagatamAdmin
March 24, 2016 • 10 years ago #39968

1 hour is too long, I don't think the IC 555 will be able to apply such long durations accurately

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Yohana Tijala
March 23, 2016 • 10 years ago #39953

so if i want the pump to be switched off after one hour then what value of R and C is suitable for it.

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SwagatamAdmin
March 22, 2016 • 10 years ago #39918

hello yohana,
you can use the following software for calculating it

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/p/ic-555-calculator.html

R and C decides for how many seconds the pump would remain switched ON

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Yohana Tijala
March 21, 2016 • 10 years ago #39891

Sir how can i make the simulation of the circuit above? your help plz

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Yohana Tijala
March 21, 2016 • 10 years ago #39890

hello sir what is the value of R and C conneected to LM555

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SwagatamAdmin
February 15, 2016 • 10 years ago #38778

Hello Yohana, I already have a similar circuit in this website, you can find it here:

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2014/03/simple-automatic-plant-watering-circuit.html

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Yohana Tijala
February 14, 2016 • 10 years ago #38758

hello sir what if i will insert the probe into the soil so as to sitch off the pump motor after the water is enough into the soil or there is another alternative method so as switch it off after the soil get it enough water

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Yohana Tijala
January 17, 2016 • 10 years ago #37760

Thanks sir

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ksn
January 16, 2016 • 10 years ago #37716

Sir Is There any another method to know On/Off condition ??

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SwagatamAdmin
January 16, 2016 • 10 years ago #37699

connect the pole of the relay with one of the mains wire.

connect the N/O with one of the wires of the motor.

finally connect the other wire of the motor with the other mains wire.

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Yohana Tijala
January 15, 2016 • 10 years ago #37685

thanks sir,and what if i want to use ac single phase motor to drive the pump for the circuit above ,how can i connect it sir plz i need to know.Have a good day

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SwagatamAdmin
January 15, 2016 • 10 years ago #37678

if time permits I'll upadte it…

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Yohana Tijala
January 14, 2016 • 10 years ago #37619

sir can you provide the block diagram for the above circuit!.Thanks

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Yohana Tijala
January 8, 2016 • 11 years ago #37433

Thanks sir

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SwagatamAdmin
January 8, 2016 • 11 years ago #37430

Hello Yohana, yes only with charger pin and nothing else.

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Yohana Tijala
January 8, 2016 • 11 years ago #37425

Hello sir the phone is only connected to charger no other connection to the phone plz

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SwagatamAdmin
September 30, 2015 • 11 years ago #34438

Hi Asif,
for a tubewell motor you might need a stabilizer with a huge transformer, in the order of around 10000 watts or even more, but it's feasible…

there are a few stabilizer circuits posted in this blog, you can use the search box at the top for searching the suitable one for your application.

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asif iqbal
September 29, 2015 • 11 years ago #34415

sir swagatam !!!
I am about to make this circuit for my final year Project but there is one problem which i have to solve …
Electric tube-well runs on 220v AC
If Voltages of Tube-well motor are low then motor might burn out. Can we make a circuit that will will fulfill the deficiency of voltages (like step up transformer).
I thought of "stablizer circuit" but i was told that tube-well motor is of almost 25 Horse powers which can't be run by this circuit…means i can't make up deficiency of voltages at Tube-well Motor …
Please suggest me a solution…..Thankx

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SwagatamAdmin
September 23, 2015 • 11 years ago #34274

dear ramkesh,

for 3 phase motor you will need to connect 3 relays in parallel or a single TPTT relay…sorry there's no call revert facility…

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Ramkesh Meena
September 23, 2015 • 11 years ago #34262

Dear Swagatam,
One important thing is that whether it is suitable for three phase motors, if yes then how could we know that in all three pahses supply is coming and whenever supply comes it will call to cell phone?

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