AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE CUT-OFF AND RESTORATION FOR APPLIANCE SAFETY | IJET – Volume 12 Issue 2 | IJET-V12I2P125

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Volume 12, Issue 2  |  Published: April 2026

Author: THOMAS G, GOWTHAM K, ARULSRIBA I, DR. G. KRITHIGA

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Abstract

Voltage fluctuations such as over-voltage and under-voltage are major causes of electrical appliance damage in domestic and small industrial environments. Continuous exposure to unstable voltage conditions reduces appliance lifespan and may lead to safety hazards such as overheating and short circuits. The project Automatic Voltage Cut-off and Restoration for Appliance Safety present a reliable and low-cost solution to overcome these problems using a microcontroller-based protection system.

Keywords

Voltage Protection, Automatic Cut-off, Under-Voltage, Over-Voltage, Microcontroller, Relay Control, Appliance Safety

Conclusion

Overall, the objectives of Automatic voltage cut-off and restoration for appliance safety revolve around equipment protection, safety assurance, operational continuity, real-time monitoring, flexibility, adaptability, and cost-effectiveness. By achieving these objectives, the system aims to enhance the reliability, longevity, and safety of electrical systems in various settings, including industries, residences, and commercial establishments.

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