ESP32 3.3V and 74HC595 and the OMRON G3MB-202P SSR control from 5V?

Hello

I am building a garden irrigation controller the "heart" of which will be an ESP32 powered by 3.3VDC it will control two 74HC595. About 8 years ago I did something similar on an AVR but there the supply voltage was 5VDC. I have a question about controlling the popular OMRON G3MB-202P SSR relays. In the datasheet I found info that the control voltage for them is min 5VDC. Will the diagram below, which I had in my previous device and still works, also be correct here where the ESP32 pin has 3.3VDC and separately I would give 5VDC to power the SSR?



The 24VAC solenoid coils have the following parameters:
- inrush current 350 mA, holding current 190 mA , 60 HZ
- inrush current 370 mA, holding current 210 mA , 50 HZ
There will be 9 of them in the unit and I want to use a TTH0120 toroidal transformer - TS 120VA 230/24V H or 150VA transformer. Will it be suitable?
I will put a Gretz bridge behind the transformer. Which inverters for 5 and 3.3 VDC to use preferably SMD?
Or even another idea for controlling solenoid coils based on an optotriac e.g. MOC3021?

should work.
transformer ok
the inverter must be able to withstand a minimum of 42V on the input e.g. R-78HB5.0-0.5L recom or LCW78_05-1.0 gaptec
what is there to choose from https://www.tme.eu/pl/katalog/przetwornice-dc...71,2029188,2022980,2036169,2036166&page=5

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Unless it is to be insulated - e.g. SCWN06C-05 mean-well

I would go from 5V to 3.3V with an LDO linear stabiliser.

The controller will consist of:
- board with ESP32-S3 N16R8 (wifi enabled, bluetooth disabled)
- module with ds3231
- dS18B20 sensor
- OLED ssd1308
- approx. 15 leds
- 2x 74HC595

I guess a 1A rectifier bridge and 500mA inverter will be enough or also 1A?

esp alone can draw 300mA. 15led connected in parallel is 150mA. It's getting tight.