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This research presents the development of a Prototype Cost-Effective Energy Meter, which employs carefully selected components such as NodeMCU ESP8266, ESP32, an I2C interfaced LCD Display, ZMPT101B Voltage Sensor, and SCT-013 Current Sensor. These components were chosen based on criteria including compatibility, accessibility, and suitability for the project's objectives. The energy meter measures both voltage and current, offering precise data for electrical systems. Data transmission is achieved through integration with the Thingspeak platform, enabling remote monitoring. A control system, integrated with Sinric Pro and Thingspeak API, manages room electricity, providing real-time information, control capabilities, historical analysis tools, and insights into energy consumption. This comprehensive system offers a practical solution for energy management.
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