A lighting system using multiple climate sensors in conjunction with remote monitoring network

Abstract

To overcome the drawbacks of dust contamination, uncontrollable exposure time, and rain spoilage when using open sun drying in food preservation, a remote monitoring/ controlling lighting system using multiple climate sensors is presented. The system can remotely monitor/control a lighting system using multiple climate sensors. It is convenient for a food-processing factory such as in the drying of the plum preserves and mullet roe and in the wind drying of the rice noodles. The user can preset the time for lighting via the server port/ client port. Four climate sensors (thermal detector, wind speed detector, luxmeter, and rain detector) are adopted to detect environmental conditions. According to environmental conditions (temperature, wind speed, lighting, and rain), the system will send out/retrieve clothing and food. An IPCAM is used for image-monitoring via the server port and client port. Consequently, the device saves manpower, is user friendly, and is convenient. Subject Classification: (2010) 93A99.