Implementation of the Lora System for Temperature and Humidity Monitoring in POLBAN Classrooms

Muhammad Arman; Muhammad Anda Falahuddin; Susilawati

doi:10.5614/joki.2023.15.2.4

Penulis

Muhammad Arman Politeknik Negeri Bandung
Muhammad Anda Falahuddin Politeknik Negeri Bandung
Susilawati Politeknik Negeri Bandung

Kata Kunci:

LoRa, temperature , humidity, classroom

Abstrak

The need for temperature and humidity monitoring in classrooms, is very important for the purpose of comfortable teaching and learning processes, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic conditions. At Politeknik Negeri Bandung (POLBAN), there are more than a hundred classrooms. The rooms are spread over several buildings; therefore, the process of monitoring temperature and humidity will be difficult if it is done using a cable (wireline). In this study, a temperature and humidity monitoring system for classrooms at POLBAN will be made using LoRa wireless architecture. In several classrooms, temperature and humidity sensors will be installed combined with a LoRa sending system. There are conditioned room and unconditioned room. On the monitoring center, a LoRa receiver system is also installed. Data from each classroom, will wirelessly be sent to the monitoring center, for further processing. In the implementation stage, one gateway, 4 endnotes with DHT11 sensor are used. Testing process is carried out by verifying and monitoring performance in 4 classrooms and in open spaces. Results of verifying show a difference of 2℃ and 1% of the RH value with a reference measuring instrument. There is no difference in temperature and RH values at the endnode and gateway.

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