ResEnControl: a real-time residential electricity consumption monitoring system
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X40643Keywords:
Energetic efficiency, Python, MicrocontrollerAbstract
The worldwide concern about the energy sector has been growing gradually. Several systems that seek to combine control and energy efficiency have been developed over the years. Given this problem, this work proposes a system of control of residential electricity consumption, which aims to give the user flexibility and real-time monitoring of the electrical energy expenditure by home appliances. The proposed system has a server developed in Python programming language that offers a web user interface and uses micro controllers to perform the energy measurement and data transmission to the control server. By applying the developed prototypes in a use scenario, it was observed that the prototypes met the requirements defined at the beginning of development.
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