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[ZhaiRich]

Hello guys help naman po baka po may marunong dito gumawa using Arduino Thermal Guard Detecting overheating devices Capstone (IOT) po

 

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Hello! I can help you with creating a Thermal Guard using Arduino for your Capstone project.

To detect overheating devices, you can use a temperature sensor like the LM35 or DHT11 with Arduino. Here's a general outline of how you can approach this project:

1. Components Needed:
- Arduino board (e.g., Arduino Uno)
- Temperature sensor (e.g., LM35, DHT11)
- Relay module (to control devices)
- Buzzer or LED (for alerting)
- Wi-Fi module (such as ESP8266) for IoT capabilities

2. Circuit Setup:
- Connect the temperature sensor to the Arduino board. Ensure proper connections and voltage levels.
- Connect the relay module to the Arduino to control the power supply of the device you want to protect.

3. Coding:
- Write the Arduino sketch to read temperature data from the sensor.
- Set a threshold temperature value for triggering the alert and device shutdown.
- Implement logic to compare the current temperature with the threshold and activate the relay to turn off the device.
- Optionally, send an alert via Wi-Fi to a remote server or your phone when overheating is detected.

4. Testing:
- Upload the code to your Arduino board and test the setup with a heat source to simulate overheating.
- Ensure the alert system works as expected and the connected device is turned off when overheating is detected.

Remember to consider safety precautions when working with high temperatures and electrical components. Test your system thoroughly before deploying it in a real-world scenario.

If you need specific help with the code or circuit design, feel free to ask! Good luck with your Capstone project.

 

[ZhaiRich]

Our components is Thermal Camera to detect heat