I have a Microcontroller here with a cellular module, that I want to put on a waste bin to measure the day/time it is getting picked up. So far I've been relying on breadboard connections to test everything indoor, but now I want to put it to a real test.
I'm new to all of this, so I was wondering what the best way is to establish the connections between my various sensors and the microcontroller? Should I solder it directly, use a screw terminal or a different method?
Some project info: the wires would be subject to quite some movement (but not any real stress like pulling of the wires), a few times a week. The enclosure they're in is IP-67 rated. The wires should preferably hold out for at least a couple of years.
Sorry, I should've mentioned I don't need to unplug them. They can be permanently attached as I'm not planning to take the sensor out anymore once it is in place.
