Table 11.
Sensor output indicators for various circumstances.
| S. No | Sensor | Indicator |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | DHT11 - Temp & Hum Sensor | The soil will dry out at high temperatures. |
| 2 | BMP280 - Pressure Sensor | A higher value indicates the pressure of the atmosphere. |
| 3 | MQ2 - Gas Sensor | A higher value implies that there is smoking in the surrounding territory. |
| 4 | MQ135 - Air Quality Sensor | Higher readings represent poor conditions for the air. |
| 5 | Raindrop Sensor | A higher number signifies that it is rainy. |
| 6 | Rain Gauge (Flood Alert Sensor) | The sensor's value represents the amount of rain (water level). Give the flood alerts also. |
| 7 | pH Sensor (Multipurpose) | Determines the alkali content of the water. |
| Measure the moisture content of the atmosphere. | ||
| Identify the light intensity level. | ||
| 8 | SEN0189 – Turbidity Sensor | A higher value indicates more pollution and turbidity in the water. |
| 11 | Wind Speed | Determine the most rapid airflow velocity. |
| 12 | Wind Direction | Give the direction of the wind. |