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FLAME-SENSING FIRE ALARM Using An Arduino Nano

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November 2024

Fire safety alarms are crucial in both residential and industrial environments.

- SURESH CHANDRA DWIVEDI

FLAME-SENSING FIRE ALARM Using An Arduino Nano

Early fire detection can prevent significant damage and save lives. Flame sensors offer one of the most efficient methods of fire detection. Here we outline how to construct a simple and reliable fire alarm system using a flame sensor and an Arduino Nano board.

imageThis fire alarm is intended for hobbyists and individuals interested in learning the basics of electronic sensors and alarms. The simplicity of this device can pave the way for creating life-saving systems. Fig. 1 shows the author’s prototype on a breadboard.

imageCircuit and working

Fig. 2 presents the circuit diagram for the fire alarm using a flame sensor and Arduino Nano. The system is powered by a step-down transformer (X1), a bridge rectifier (BR1), a 12V voltage regulator (LM7812), and a flame sensor module connected via CON2. It includes a 12V SPDT relay (RL1), three LEDs (LED1 through LED3), and two transistors (BC548 and SL100), along with some other components.

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