Wireless Monitoring System For Temperature Monitoring

Yap, Wai Mun (2009) Wireless Monitoring System For Temperature Monitoring. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Currently, weather is very unpredictable due to global warming. This unstable weather is harmful to some plants, patients in hospital, some research, and any process that need to be done under a certain condition. In order to prevent the risk of hazardous and reduce unfavorable condition in a room, we may need a system to control the temperature in the room. Thus, a wireless control system for temperature monitoring is developed to monitor the temperature in a room. The system consists of two parts; they are remote location and control room. Each pair of transmitter and receiver is placed in remote location and a control room. Remote location is equipped with a temperature sensor, fan and liquid crystal display. Control room is equipped with liquid crystal display and buzzer as siren. Control room’s antenna receives signal data from remote location to display current temperature on seven-segment display and transmit the data back to control the fan if the temperature is exceeding 30 degree Celsius. If temperature is exceeding 40 degree Celsius, the siren in Control Room is activated to indicate high risk situation.

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