SMART ELECTRICAL ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEM (SEEMS)

NUR FAEZAH, ABUSAMAH (2019) SMART ELECTRICAL ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEM (SEEMS). [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Electricity is one of the fundamental necessities of human beings, which is commonly used for domestic, industrial and agricultural purposes. The over-used of energy may impact many factor on earth for example, the contribution of green-house gas (GHG). This is due to lack of awareness among the consumer on how to energy efficiently. Most of the user use the energy recklessly until their realized they had been overused the electric by looking at the electric bill that they accept at the end of the month. This can be overcome by using Smart Electrical Energy Monitoring System (SEEMS). SEEMS is an electric device that use Arduino Uno as a microcontroller and consist current and voltage sensor to measure the real time energy consumption. SEEMS represents a smart energy meter for an automatic metering and billing system. SEEMS was used to measure energy consumption of load and the corresponding amount will be displayed on the LCD continuously and at the same time communicated to the ThingSpeak website to show a real-time data. This s done by implementing the industrial revolution 4.0(IR4.0) element that is Internet of Thing (IoT). The feedback monitoring system would help the user to aware their energy consumption and reduce over-used energy. Communication between system and user is by using internet where Wi-Fi module ESP8266 are used for interfacing data. SEEMS can be access anywhere by using any devices. SEEMS replaces traditional meter reading methods and enables remote access of existing energy meter by the energy provider. Also, they can monitor the meter readings regularly without the utility person visiting each house.

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