A PROJECT REPORT

ON
“SMART ELECTRICITY ENERGY METER”

ABSTRACT

Electricity energy meter plays a crucial role in monitoring and managing power
consumption in households and industries. In this project, we propose an
innovative electricity energy meter system that utilizes an ESP32
microcontroller in conjunction with the ZMPT101B voltage sensor and SCT-
013-030 current sensor. The goal is to create a highly accurate and versatile
energy metering system that offers real-time data monitoring and the potential
for remote data retrieval and analysis.

The system's core components include the ESP32 microcontroller, which

provides the processing power and Wi-Fi connectivity for data transmission, the
ZMPT101B voltage sensor for precise voltage measurements, and the SCT-013-
030 current sensor for accurate current measurements. By interfacing these
sensors with the ESP32, the system can capture both voltage and current data in
real time.

This project aims to provide an affordable and adaptable solution for energy
metering in various applications, contributing to energy conservation efforts and
allowing users to gain insights into their power consumption patterns. The
combination of the ESP32, ZMPT101B, and SCT-013-030 sensors represents a
promising approach to modernizing energy metering and empowering users to
make informed decisions regarding energy efficiency and consumption.

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 COMPONENTS:
 ESP32
 ZMPT101B
 SCT-013-030
 Resistors
 Capacitors
 Breadboard
 Jumper wires

BLOCK DIAGRAM

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 PROTOTYPE

Fig. Prototype

Fig. Readings

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 CONCLUSION

 The development of the "Electricity Energy Meter Based on ESP32 Using ZMPT101B
Voltage Sensor and SCT-013-030 Current Sensor" project represents a significant step
towards modernizing energy metering and empowering users to monitor and manage their
power consumption effectively. Through the integration of ESP32, ZMPT101B, and
SCT-013-030 sensors, this project offers a versatile, cost-effective, and user-friendly
solution for energy monitoring in various settings.

 The project successfully demonstrated the capabilities of the ESP32 microcontroller as

the central processing unit, facilitating real-time data collection, analysis, and
transmission. The ZMPT101B voltage sensor provided precise voltage measurements,
while the SCT-013-030 current sensor ensured accurate current measurements. Together,
these sensors allowed for the calculation of critical electrical parameters, including power
consumption, voltage, and current.