Development of power monitoring system for hospital buildings by using IoT

Norizan, Nur Fatin Nabila (2021) Development of power monitoring system for hospital buildings by using IoT. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The energy crisis has always been an critical issues for the world. To control the massive use of electricity in commercial, public, hospital, industrial, and household use on a daily basis, good power management is needed. As energy has been a major contributor to the rapid growth of the Malaysian economy, utility management. However, it is difficult to control high electricity consumption because there are no indicators to show the amount of energy used and the cost of consumption charges. It is also hard to recognize the use of excessive usage that causes the short circuit to take place. This thesis describes the development of electrical monitoring system to monitor the use of hospital building energy according to TNB tariff rate. Each floor for a hospital building has a different DB box and different power consumption. The system has a voltage rating of 230V and produces a current (A) rating of up to 100A. The PMS system will send notifications through the blynk application if there is any increase in current (A) that exceeds the proper limit on an area. PMS can display the total power (kWh) and current (A) consumption on the LCD so that users can also monitor their power and current consumption while the system is in online mode or offline mode.

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