article · Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Technology Research
This paper presents a temperature-controlled fan automation system that optimizes indoor air quality and energy efficiency using a microcontroller and temperature sensors. The system regulates fan speed based on real-time temperature readings, reducing energy consumption and enhancing user comfort. Testing results show the system maintains a desired temperature range while significantly reducing energy usage, consuming less than 5W when idle and 15W when the fan is running. The system demonstrates consistent performance, activating and deactivating the fan precisely at set temperature thresholds, making it an effective solution for climate control and sustainable energy practices.
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DOI: 10.70382/hujcer.v8i5.003
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