Internet of Things Implementation for 3-Phase Industrial Electrical Panel Parameter
Implementasi Internet of Things untuk Parameter Panel Listrik Industri 3 Fasa
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https://doi.org/10.21070/ups.698Keywords:
Internet Of Things, ESP32, SCT013, 3-phase Voltage SensorAbstract
In everyday life electrical energy is needed, in industry, especially using 3-phase power sources. 3 phase electricity requires accurate measurements, this measuring instrument is located on the electrical panel door. to determine the amount of current using an ammeter while to determine the voltage using a voltmeter. This study uses an observation method that implements the internet of things as a remote control using a smartphone and uses a 3-phase voltage sensor that uses a 380-volt voltage and a SCT013 current sensor with a maximum load of 50 amperes. by using manual measurements using a needle voltmeter and ammeter needle by moving the selector switch. The results of reading manual measurements and those who have used the internet of things have an accuracy value difference of 95% - 97%.
Keywords: Internet Of Things, SCT013, 3-phase Voltage Sensor, ESP32
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