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ISSN: 0970-2555
Volume : 53, Issue 5, No.1, May : 2024
CAREER CONNECT
I. INTRODUCTION
The Home Light Fault Detection and Location Monitoring System is a pioneering solution designed
to address the challenges associated with the reliability and safety of home lighting systems. In
modern households, lighting plays a crucial role in ensuring comfort, security, and ambiance.
However, faults in these systems can disrupt daily life, pose safety risks, and lead to energy wastage.
Traditional methods of monitoring and troubleshooting such faults often prove inefficient and time-
consuming. Therefore, this system emerges as a proactive approach, leveraging cutting-edge sensor
technology, data analytics, and communication systems to detect faults in real-time and precisely
locate their source within the home. By continuously monitoring the performance of lighting
infrastructure and promptly alerting homeowners of any anomalies via user-friendly interfaces, such
as smartphone applications or web-based dashboards, the system ensures swift action can be taken to
minimize downtime and inconvenience. Moreover, its location monitoring capabilities enable
efficient troubleshooting and repair, enhancing the overall reliability, safety, and efficiency of home
lighting systems. This introduction provides a glimpse into the innovative features and
V. RESULT
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