Fire-Alarm-System-Using-ESP32-with-DHT11-and-Blynk-Integration
Fire-Alarm-System-Using-ESP32-with-DHT11-and-Blynk-Integration
ESP32
The ESP32 serves as the central control unit, managing sensor data, Blynk
communication, and buzzer activation.
DHT11
The DHT11 sensor's VCC and GND connect to the ESP32's 3.3V and GND pins. Its
data pin connects to GPIO 4 (with a pull-up resistor) for data transmission.
Buzzer
The buzzer's positive pin connects to GPIO 5, and the negative to GND. A HIGH
signal on GPIO 5 activates the buzzer sound.
Software Tools
Arduino IDE Blynk App
The Arduino IDE is used to program the ESP32 with The Blynk app acts as the user interface for monitoring
code written in the Arduino language. Libraries like and controlling the system. It uses virtual pins to
DHT, WiFi, and Blynk are required for interacting with receive data from the ESP32 and provides widgets like
the sensor, connecting to the internet, and gauges, buttons, and graphs for visualizing and
communicating with the Blynk server. interacting with the data.
How the System Works
1 Step 1: WiFi Connection
The ESP32 connects to your WiFi network using stored credentials.
This allows the system to communicate with the Blynk server.
User-Friendliness Scalability
The Blynk app provides a simple and intuitive interface, The system can be easily expanded to include additional
making it easy for non-technical users to monitor and sensors or devices, allowing for more comprehensive
control the system. home automation.
Conclusion
This project demonstrates how to build a smart fire alarm system using an ESP32 microcontroller, DHT11 sensor,
and Blynk integration. The system is cost-effective, user-friendly, and scalable, with applications in home
automation, agriculture, and industrial settings. This project provides valuable experience with coding, circuit
design, and IoT integration, opening doors to further exploration in the world of smart devices.