Development Of Prototype Neutral-Less Occupancy Time Lag Switch

Nor Azreen, Othman (2012) Development Of Prototype Neutral-Less Occupancy Time Lag Switch. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In Malaysia, the use of electricity for lighting 19% of the total energy consumption, especially in commercial and public buildings . Energy can be classified into three solutions: energy conservation, energy searching and energy recycle. The concept of energy saving is one of important concept to reduce energy wastage. The efficient and effective used of lighting can reduce energy waste. In electric lighting systems, energy efficiency is dependent on control systems. Lighting sensors, timers and motion sensors is one of the electrical lighting systems. System energy efficiency should be improved and incorporated into the design of electric lighting to control energy consumption. Energy management helps to increase energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption. In addition, improvements in lighting control systems also minimize energy wastage. Development of the prototype neutralless occupancy time lag switch is one of the projects to minimize energy wastage. This project designed to achieved energy saving concept in simple home appliances. This system is designed to detect motion through a specified area by using motion detection

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