Auditorium Power Control and Fire Detection System

The Auditorium Power Control and Fire Detection System is a microcontroller-based project designed to automate power management and enhance safety within auditoriums and large halls. The system integrates sensors to monitor temperature and smoke levels in real-time, ensuring efficient energy use and quick detection of fire hazards. When abnormal conditions such as excessive heat or smoke are detected, the system automatically disconnects the power supply and triggers an alarm to alert occupants. Under normal conditions, it intelligently controls lighting and electrical loads to optimize energy consumption. This project combines automation, safety, and energy efficiency into a single platform using components such as Arduino, temperature and smoke sensors, relays, and buzzers. It demonstrates a cost-effective solution for modern auditorium management and can be further expanded with IoT-based remote monitoring and alert systems for improved reliability and response time

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International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Published
2025-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-29362
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Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Auditorium Power Control and Fire Detection System

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Auditorium Power Control and Fire Detection System

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Abstract

The Auditorium Power Control and Fire Detection System is a microcontroller-based project designed to automate power management and enhance safety within auditoriums and large halls. The system integrates sensors to monitor temperature and smoke levels in real-time, ensuring efficient energy use and quick detection of fire hazards. When abnormal conditions such as excessive heat or smoke are detected, the system automatically disconnects the power supply and triggers an alarm to alert occupants. Under normal conditions, it intelligently controls lighting and electrical loads to optimize energy consumption. This project combines automation, safety, and energy efficiency into a single platform using components such as Arduino, temperature and smoke sensors, relays, and buzzers. It demonstrates a cost-effective solution for modern auditorium management and can be further expanded with IoT-based remote monitoring and alert systems for improved reliability and response time

International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Government Medical College (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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