Check Electricity Meter Reading Wirelesly Using Arduino and GSM Module

Hi hello Electronics Lovers, today I am going to show you that how to read your home or office electricity meter reading wirelessly using Arduino microcontroller and GSM module. GSM module plays a vital role in this project. Working Principle of this project is simple, first Arduino will collect per unit data of the electricity according to the given load, and then it will send to GSM module. The GSM module will send per unit data including price details on specified user mobile number. The user will receive a text message on cell phone that will show details about the consumption of electricity. This project will help both the Utility provider and owner for better and smart meter reading.

Required Components

  • Arduino Pro Mini
  • GSM Module Sim 300
  • LCD 16×2 
  •  Electricity Energy Meter (Analogue)
  • Optocoupler 4n35
  • Resistors + Potentiometer 
  • Connecting wires
  • Holder & Bulb
  • SIM card
  • Power supply
  • Cell Phone

Circuit Diagram

You need analog electricity meter of 3200 imp with calibration or pulse LED capability. By removing screws and cover from the analog meter carefully, search for the anode and cathode legs of the pulse led inside the electricity meter when you found then take extra connecting wires and take a connection from the pulse LED according to the circuit diagram. Inside the source code, you can replace the Cellphone number by your own. You can change per unit price in source code according to your country in this section Rupee=Unit*7;  by default unit price is 7 rupees per unit.  

                                              source code Courtesy Saddam khan from engineersgarage 
This Project is very easy, if you people found any difficulty while making this project so please don’t hesitate to ask we are here to help you free of cost.


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7 comments

Anonymous October 4, 2017 - 6:36 pm

can i use the same source code for Arduino Uno ? im a beginner 🙂

santoshkumar gangala February 24, 2018 - 7:28 am

sir can you give u r mail id i have some doubts regarding that plz help me

tatiana cue May 1, 2018 - 8:03 am

can you give me the source code pls? ;(

Md Tanjinur Rahman November 5, 2018 - 12:27 am

Please provide the circuit diagram clearly. Where should we use 4N35 Optocoupler?

durga January 27, 2020 - 10:29 pm

sir in energy meter produce sine wave then how to convert sruare wave and in which place optocoupler used

Jithin July 7, 2020 - 10:21 am

sir can u please send me the source code my mailid is gurramjithin2712@gmail.com. thankqq

Anonymus April 8, 2022 - 9:38 am

Can you please make the source code for this project to be available to others? It would help a lot of them, including me!!!

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