Gas Leakage Alert Notification Using Blynk IOT | Blynk 2.0 Notification | ESP 32 | IOT Projects

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"Safeguard your home or workplace against potential gas hazards with our comprehensive tutorial on gas leakage detection using ESP32, Blynk IoT, and the MQ2 sensor. In this video, we'll walk you through the process of building a reliable gas detection system that sends instant alerts to your smartphone in case of any leaks. With our step-by-step guide, you'll learn how to deploy advanced IoT technology to ensure the safety of your environment.
🔍🚨 𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬:
1. ESP32 Board: Power up your gas detection system with the versatility of ESP32.
2. Blynk IoT Platform: Receive real-time alerts and monitor gas levels remotely on your smartphone.
3. MQ2 Gas Sensor: Detects a variety of gases, including methane, propane, and smoke.
🛠️ What You'll Learn:
1. Setting up the ESP32 board for Blynk IoT connectivity.
2. Integrating the MQ2 sensor with ESP32 for gas detection.
3. Configuring Blynk app to receive gas leakage alerts and monitor gas levels remotely.
4. Implementing proactive measures to mitigate gas hazards effectively.
🔒💨 Benefits:
1. Ensure the safety of your home or workplace with real-time gas leakage detection.
2. Receive instant alerts on your smartphone, allowing for prompt action in case of any gas leaks.
3. Gain peace of mind knowing that your environment is protected against potential gas hazards.
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[@carlosangellotti5710]

Hello sir, I see that you supply the sensor with 3.3V, which would be correct from the point of view of the analog pin of the ESP32 board since it works at that voltage, but the sensor needs 5V, how should I understand this? thank you

[@steeve_Harrington]

Sir can you give the product links?

[@triwahyudi4980]

How if use many sensor gas Sir..?

[@TechTrendsShameer]

You can use.