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The 3  International Conference
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                                       on Vocational Education and Technology (IConVET)
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                                 Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha - Bali | 7  November, 2020
            IOT-BASED PORTABLE MODULES FOR ENERGY
            CONSUMPTION MONITORING IN SMART HOME
                                     SYSTEM

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          Jupi Permana Bayu , Komang Agus Ady Aryanto , Gede Suweken , Kadek Yota
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                                    Ernanda Aryanto 1
          1 Study Program of Computer Science, Graduate Program, Universitas Pendidikan
                             Ganesha, Singaraja-Bali, Indonesia

            2 Department of Computer System, STIKOM Bali, Denpasar-Bali, Indonesia


          Abstract.  Energy consumption has become one of major problems in
          Indonesia. The use of recent technology is highly beneficial since various
          automation could be done even in simple devices. In this research, portable
          smart home modules  based on the internet of things (IoT) technology to
          monitor the power consumption in household electrical devices was built.
          The module consisted of current sensors, voltage sensors, and  IoT Wifi
          Development Board. It communicated with the server, built using the
          Raspberry Pi, using the MQTT protocol. The server  equipped with web
          pages  that  allowed users to monitor the  usage of electrical power by the
          devices. Therefore, all of the connected modules could be monitored to
          provide information reagrding the devective of an electric household device.
          The results had shown that the prototypes of the modules had been
          successfully built. Using the 60 seconds interval measurements it was shown
          that very slightly differences was found between the system measurements
          compared to the manual one.  The power consumed by the module was very
          low where current  sensor uses 0.125 Watt while the  voltage sensor uses
          0.001 Watt. The portable devices were developed in the shape of small
          boxes; therefore, it could be easy to move and installed.




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