Authors : Bontor Panjaitan; Eka Nuryanto BS; Bustanul Arifin

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 6 - June

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/24june266

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Abstract : This innovative research delves into the cost analysis of using Internet of Things-based power breakers in smart building lighting systems. The method employed for cost analysis is a meticulous process of planning, comparing, and implementing an Internet of Things-based smart building system using power breakers in building objects. The results of the tests conducted revealed that the cost of IoT-based power breaker equipment for the lighting system was Rp. 14,542,000 and the efficiency of the IoT-based power breaker was 75.33% when compared to Smart Building equipment that uses Direct Digital Control in the building where it is applied.

Keywords : Cost Analysis, Power Breakers, Internet of Things, Smart Building.

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