Prepaid Energy Meter

Code 589 Prepaid Energy Meter

4.67 out of 5
(3 customer reviews)

15,000.00 14,000.00

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The concept of electronic energy meters has been introduced in the power sector to effectively record the units consumed for billing purposes and also monitor several other factors to reduce power theft and minimize losses that occur due to conventional electromechanical energy meters. This is a multipurpose project that integrates all the functions including a prepaid billing arrangement and automatic message sending system to the utility company. It may please be noted that it is truly not ausable commercial product engaging actual prepaid card but uses a set of switches for understanding the technology implemented behind it. This project uses an Arduino to which a GSM modem is interfaced. From here the message is sent to the phone number that is auto-saved by giving a missed call to the SIM number present in the GSM modem. There are a set of pushbuttons, which are used to load,any recharge amount required. Such arrangement is in lieu of an actual prepaid card for demo purposes. By pushing those buttons one can easily recharge the amount. As soon as the Arduino receives any recharge amount, a switch is set, to deliver power to the load. Thereafter consumption of the load power is calculated by the energy meter, which is interfaced to the Arduino through an Optical Isolator IC. The Arduino program then starts to deduct the recharge amount as per the consumption of load power. Once the recharge amount reaches zero then the Arduino cuts the power supply to the load through a relay driven duly by an NPN transistor and also sends a message to the phone number stored that contains all the billing information. Then again the balance is not available then go to the message in the gsm no available in balance

 

Kits DescriptionPrice
Ready-made Project + DIY Project Kit
If You Are An Enthusiast
Ready-made project kit, One more extra bare PCB solderable components for extra PCB, All documentation (Report, PPT, Circuit diagram, Program code, explanatory video ), Audio and video call support, and One year warranty. 16,000.00 15,000.00
Ready-made Project
If You Are Short On Time
Ready-made project kit - All documentation (Report, PPT, Circuit diagram, Program code, explanatory video ), Audio and video call support, One year warranty. 15,000.00 14,000.00
DIY Project Kit
For Institutions
DIY KIT - Bare PCB, solderable components, external all components, All documentation (Report, PPT, Circuit diagram, Program code, explanatory video ), Audio and video call support, 14,000.00 13,000.00
For Documentation
(Report, PPT, Circuit diagram, Program code, Explanatory Video). Audio call support. 3,000.00 2,000.00
For Simulation
Proteus Simulation file, Program Coad, Hex File, Explanatory Video, Google Meet Or Zoom Meet Support. 4,000.00 3,000.00

Description

The concept of electronic energy meters has been introduced in the power sector to effectively record the units consumed for billing purposes and also monitor several other factors to reduce power theft and minimize losses that occur due to conventional electromechanical energy meters. This is a multipurpose project that integrates all the functions including a prepaid billing arrangement and automatic message sending system to the utility company. It may please be noted that it is truly not ausable commercial product engaging actual prepaid card but uses a set of switches for understanding the technology implemented behind it. This project uses an Arduino to which a GSM modem is interfaced . From here the message is sent to the phone number that is auto-saved by giving a missed call to the SIM number present in the GSM modem. There are a set of pushbuttons, which are used to load,any recharge amount required. Such arrangement is in lieu of an actual prepaid card for demo purposes. By pushing those buttons one can easily recharge the amount. As soon as the Arduino receives any recharge amount, a switch is set, to deliver power to the load. Thereafter consumption of the load power is calculated by the energy meter, which is interfaced to the Arduino through an Optical Isolator IC. The Arduino program then starts to deduct the recharge amount as per the consumption of load power. Once the recharge amount reaches zero then the arduino cuts the power supply to the load through a relay driven duly by an NPN transistor and also sends a message to the phone number stored that contains all the billing information. Then again the balance is not available then go to the message in the gsm no available in balance

 

 

HIGHLIGHTS

  • To avoid more consumption of electricity.
  • Reduction of manpower.
  • Increase the accuracy of the meter reading.
  • Effectively record the units consumed for billing purposes
  • This is a multipurpose project that integrated all functions including prepaid billing
  • Bill message is sent to phone no. that auto-saved by giving a missed call
  • Microcontroller is used

 

BLOCK DIAGRAM

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

  • Transformer
  • Regulator
  • Rectifier
  • Arduino
  • LCD Display
  • GSM
  • Energy meter
  • Relay
  • LM 358 IC
  • LDR sensor
  • Pot

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

  • Proteus
  • Eagle
  • Keil

RESOURCES

Additional information

Weight1.8 kg
Dimensions30 x 30 x 10 cm
Kits

For Simulation, Ready-made Project + DIY Project Kit | If You Are An Enthusiast, Ready-made Project | If You Are Short On Time, DIY Project Kit | For Institutions, For Documentation, For PCB

3 reviews for Prepaid Energy Meter

  1. 5 out of 5

    varsha mohite

    very good

  2. 5 out of 5

    Sushama Benade

    ELECTROSAL website and I felt very happy about this project and the support received from electrosal team is also good a I have called several times for support they given good response and immediately solved my queries as I submitted my project successfully.

  3. 4 out of 5

    Rohit waingade

    Good experience , excellent teaching and support.

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