Arduino UNO wireless relays

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I’m here to ask a question about a project that I have in mind. Recently I used Arduino UNO linked to Ableton and managed to have a funny thing with lights, the setup was :

Ableton Live
Arduino uno
Relays
LED light 220v

Now my question is if you can advice me how to control those lights with in wireless mode and spread it in a space of 300m?

Thank you

pert 2

I moved your topic to an appropriate forum category @123works.

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Does this space have walls?
Does it have wifi?
I think radio modules could reach this far in open space...

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Highly recommend getting the book Arduino Cookbook and also Electronics Cookbook.

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That is a shopping list, where is the annotated schematic showing what you will do with them.

Ableton Live will not run on the UNO, it requires For optimal performance with Ableton Live, a computer should have at least an Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen processor, 16 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB SSD. For better performance, consider an Intel Core i7 or i9 processor, 32 GB of RAM or more, and a larger SSD.

The UNO cannot drive relays directly, you will need modules.

LED lilght 220V, the uno will not drive them you will need an interface such as a relay etc.

That sounds like an interesting project that could be a lot of fun! However, Please keep in mind that we are not a free design or code-writing service. We’re more than happy to help with your design or code, but we need you to make an initial attempt. Please design and write your code, then post it along with an annotated schematic and an explanation of what’s not working properly. There is also a for hire section if you want to pay for it.

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