THE DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE POWER REGULATION DEVICE FOR HOME APPLIANCES
Abstract
A remote-powered regulation device is a technology that allows users to control and manage systems from a distance using wireless communication and advanced electronics. It is used in various sectors like industrial automation, home automation, and environmental monitoring. The device works at short and long distances, depending on the Wi-Fi router's proximity. Indoor environments can maintain a reliable connection up to 30-40 meters, while outdoor areas can reach 80-100 meters. The device communicates over Wi-Fi on the 2.4 GHz frequency band with the wavelength affecting signal propagation characteristics and performance. The device produced in the work allows users to control up to four electrical appliances remotely via a mobile app (IoTs). The Remote Power Regulation device has four gangs and it can be use to control four home appliances such Television, Fan, Light switch and Extension box. The device communicates over Wi-Fi on the 2.4 GHz frequency band, with the wavelength affecting signal propagation characteristics and performance. The device produced in the work allows users to controluptofourelectricalappliancesremotelyviaamobileapp.Overall,thisprojectrepresents a significant step forward in remote home appliance management, contributing to the growing field of home automation and smart energy regulation.
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