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Update Assembly authored Jul 21, 2026 by José Carlos Dafonte Vázquez's avatar José Carlos Dafonte Vázquez
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| ![](img/A_TSL2591.jpg) | Top support fitted in the upper part|
| ![](img/A_frontfull.jpg) | Front complete and running with all the sensors|
There is another option for assembling all the internal wiring, without using the PCB or Dupont connector cables. The wires can be soldered directly to the ESP32 processor board. Please note that, on four of the pins, you will need to solder two wires: the power and I²C bus data connections for the light and temperature sensors.
There is another option for assembling all the internal wiring, without using the PCB or Dupont connector cables. The wires can be soldered directly to the ESP32 processor board. Please note that, on four of the pins, you will need to solder two wires: the power and I2C bus data connections for the light and temperature sensors.
The advantage of this approach is that it reduces the risk of poor connector contacts, as soldered connections are more robust and reliable over time. The following image shows an example of this type of assembly.
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