Hi, I'm currently in the 2nd year of my electrical engineering HNC and trying to complete my project but feel like I'm going in circles.
My premise is that I'm replacing 35 fluorescent lights that are energised for 24 hours per day for LED fittings and a new switching arrangement containing PIR sensors and possibly a contactor. The aim being to show the reduction in running costs and increased energy efficiency.
Does this seem like a strong enough idea? I keep getting caught in 2 minds that it is, and then isn't. And it's also not something I can actually install, which is proving to be an issue.
Not sure if there is anything I could change it to at this late stage (about 2-3 months left), or if anyone has any ideas to make my project better??
Only other thoughts were to maybe set up a fault finding test board for electrical students, which could be relatively simple to achieve??
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
My premise is that I'm replacing 35 fluorescent lights that are energised for 24 hours per day for LED fittings and a new switching arrangement containing PIR sensors and possibly a contactor. The aim being to show the reduction in running costs and increased energy efficiency.
Does this seem like a strong enough idea? I keep getting caught in 2 minds that it is, and then isn't. And it's also not something I can actually install, which is proving to be an issue.
Not sure if there is anything I could change it to at this late stage (about 2-3 months left), or if anyone has any ideas to make my project better??
Only other thoughts were to maybe set up a fault finding test board for electrical students, which could be relatively simple to achieve??
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.