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Home Security System


    Home Security System

by: Debraj Nath
B.Tech (Electrical and Electronics engineering)

Introduction

Home security system is a combination of following alarm systems
a.     Fire Alarm
b.     Rain Alarm
c.     Foot Step Intruder Alarm
d.     Water Level Indicator Alarm
e.     Light Alarm

The main concept to include all the different types of alarm is to secure the entire home from all types of calamities may be natural or man-made. The circuit could also be helpful to save the intruders like thief attack.



a.     The fire alarm is fitted in such place in home where there may be chance of getting fire such as kitchen, near electrical distribution system of house, gas system of house etc.
b.     The rain alarm is fitted on the roof of the house so that when a water falls on the roof of the house the circuit gets its conducting situation and the alarm would start its operation so that the people inside the house will get notified about the weather condition and they could take preventive measure for their house.
c.     The water level indicator alarm is fitted inside the water tank, so that when water attains its maximum level, the alarm would get activated and the water pump should be switched off to save the wastage of the water.
d.     Most of the time people have to stand in front of the door and continuously ring the bell to open the door. But in modern scenario we will use foot step alarm which would make sound continuously till when the person doesn’t move from its place. This alarm could also be used in the window to protect the house from thieves.

Aim


The main concept of the project is to construct a simple but effective security system for home which consist of:-
a. Fire Alarm
b. Rain Alarm
c. Foot Step Intruder Alarm
d. Water Level Indicator Alarm
e. Light Alarm
for further details please feel free to contact me for full details of the project.


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