Smart Gas Geyser with Real-Time Data Collection

Abuzar Ghaffari; Minhas Khan; Abdal Asad; Masood Ahmad Arbab

Authors

Abuzar Ghaffari Department of Computer Systems Engineering, University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar
Minhas Khan Department of Computer Systems Engineering, University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar
Abdal Asad Department of Computer Systems Engineering, University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar
Masood Ahmad Arbab University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar

Keywords:

Gas Geyser, IOT, Real-Time monitoring, Smart Technology, Mobile Application, Safety, Energy Efficiency

Abstract

This paper "Smart Gas Geyser with Real Time Data Collection" presents an IoT-based Smart Gas Geyser system designed to address energy inefficiency, safety risks, and user inconvenience in conventional water heaters. This paper proposes an IoT-based smart gas geyser system that enables remote monitoring and real-time data collection via a mobile application. This data-driven approach allows for automated adjustments and instant alerts, enhancing both safety and performance. The system integrates ESP32 with various sensors to monitor temperature, gas leakage, and flame presence. Data is transmitted to a Firebase real-time database, allowing users to make informed decisions via a mobile app. The user-friendly mobile app provides features such as temperature setting, real-time monitoring, and automatic shutoff, making geyser operation seamless and secure. The proposed system enhances energy efficiency, ensures safety, and provides cost-effective automation for domestic and industrial applications. The study also discusses experimental results, comparative analysis with conventional geysers, and future recommendations.

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