Here's a breakdown of the code:
It includes necessary libraries for controlling a LiquidCrystal display, reading temperature and humidity from DHT sensor, and reading temperature from a DallasTemperature sensor.
It defines pin numbers for the relay, DHT sensor, and DallasTemperature sensor.
In the setup() function:
Serial communication is initiated at a baud rate of 9600.
The relay pin is configured as an output.
Initialization of DHT and DallasTemperature sensors.
Initialization of the LiquidCrystal display.
In the loop() function:
The LiquidCrystal display is cleared and initial headings are printed.
The DallasTemperature sensor reads the water temperature.
If the water temperature is below 75°F, the relay pin is set high (assuming it controls a heating device), otherwise it's set low.
Temperature and humidity readings from the DHT sensor are obtained.
If all readings are valid, they are displayed on the LCD and printed to the serial monitor.
Each set of readings is displayed for 2 seconds before being cleared.
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