A Power Management System

This paper addresses the need for a dependable, safe, and user-friendly power management solution. This system transforms electricity distribution by emphasizing advanced user subscription management, cost-effective distribution techniques, and intelligent theft detection. Key features include power theft detection, over-limit current detection, email alerts for users and administrators, a website for administrators to monitor the system, an app for users to track their home status, and a control server for managing user's current limits and subscription statuses. Additionally, the system's cost-effectiveness adds significant value compared to existing prototypes. The study includes examining the current state of power management, evaluating the benefits and limitations of various existing systems, and providing comparative analysis to determine the optimal design approach. The research outcome is a design that prioritizes Sustainability, efficiency, and security. Additionally, we have simulated, implemented, and tested a prototype, and the results validate the design.

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WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRONICS
Published
2025-04-09
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https://doi.org/10.37394/232017.2025.16.7
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Electricity Theft Detection Techniques
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A Power Management System

Jihad Daba, Moustapha El Hassan, Ali Chrakie
WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRONICS
Electricity Theft Detection Techniques
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A Power Management System

Jihad Daba, Moustapha El Hassan, Ali Chrakie
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Abstract

This paper addresses the need for a dependable, safe, and user-friendly power management solution. This system transforms electricity distribution by emphasizing advanced user subscription management, cost-effective distribution techniques, and intelligent theft detection. Key features include power theft detection, over-limit current detection, email alerts for users and administrators, a website for administrators to monitor the system, an app for users to track their home status, and a control server for managing user's current limits and subscription statuses. Additionally, the system's cost-effectiveness adds significant value compared to existing prototypes. The study includes examining the current state of power management, evaluating the benefits and limitations of various existing systems, and providing comparative analysis to determine the optimal design approach. The research outcome is a design that prioritizes Sustainability, efficiency, and security. Additionally, we have simulated, implemented, and tested a prototype, and the results validate the design.

WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRONICSVol. 16
University of Balamand (LB)
University of Balamand
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Electricity Theft Detection Techniques
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