This report details a student's project focused on the design and implementation of an overvoltage and undervoltage protection system for household devices. The project involved understanding the underlying theory of voltage fluctuations and their impact on electrical appliances. The student designed a system using components like transistors, ICs (LM324 comparator, IC7408 microcontroller), and relays to detect and mitigate voltage surges and drops. The report covers the project's background, objectives, the student's role as a team member, the application of engineering knowledge in circuit design, and the challenges faced during implementation, such as potentiometer calibration issues. The student employed breadboard prototyping, manual testing, and potentiometer adjustments for system validation. The project aimed at creating a low-cost and reliable solution, making it suitable for household use. The report also highlights collaborative efforts, decision-making processes, and a comparison of this project with similar existing systems. The student successfully created a working prototype and tested it with household appliances. The project's key focus was on the practical application of electrical engineering principles to solve a real-world problem.