Self-sustaining and automated house with solar panels and real-time monitoring in the city of Arequipa, Peru

Villena R.N. · ZEMCH International Conference (2023)

Resumen

Homes that are automated, remote controlled, and powered by solar panels are the homes of the future. At present there are very few self-sustaining houses and they can only be seen in the United States or some European countries, but they present several problems, one of them and the most important is the climate, since it does not have good solar radiation. This work aims to design, install and implement solar panels and automatic actuators to a house in the city of Arequipa - Peru, which will be controlled by an Amazon controller (Alexa) in order to take advantage of the good solar radiation of said city. and likewise demonstrate the economic and energy savings as it is a self-sustaining and hybrid home, since in cases of emergency the energy from the network can be used. This type of housing is ideal for adults, or people who have some physical limitation for their normal movement to activate any device within a home. Likewise, we can dispel thieves through immediate or preventive action in our home. The data obtained will be analyzed and the economic, energy savings, solar production and consumption of the public network will be shown. The analysis of the data in real time will allow us to observe the advantages of self-sustaining housing, likewise it will be possible to modify or maintain the parameters of our home through real-time maintenance from anywhere in the world.

Instituciones: Universidad Católica San Pablo