This invention discloses a dormitory
energy management system and method based on power line carrier communication technology, belonging to the field of
energy management technology. It solves the technical problems of complex communication cabling, inaccurate
energy consumption monitoring, rigid control strategies, and inability to adapt to dynamic changes in students'
energy consumption behavior in existing dormitory
energy management systems. This invention uses power line carrier communication technology, enabling bidirectional
data transmission between various
electrical devices and management terminals within the dormitory without additional cabling. It introduces an
intelligent agent as the core decision-making unit, integrating algorithms (three-way matching) and user behavior analysis algorithms to achieve
intelligent management of the entire process, including real-time
energy consumption monitoring, abnormal energy consumption identification,
dynamic energy-saving control, energy consumption
statistical analysis, and personalized energy consumption recommendations. This invention has a simple structure, low deployment cost, and strong adaptability. It can reduce overall dormitory energy consumption while ensuring student comfort, balancing energy-saving benefits and user experience. It is suitable for large-scale application in centralized
accommodation scenarios such as university dormitories and corporate employee dormitories.