List of the item that can be apply in the project :

 Computer that already install with ARDUINO INE

 Arduino UNO R3 & Cable USB
 Sensor Flame
 LED
 Buzzer
 LCD 16×2 I2C
 Connected Wire
 Jumper
Steps :
First of all, connect the ESP8266 module with the Arduino. To connect the ESP8266
properly with the Arduino, we used an ESP-01 adapter module which will make the
connection very easy. This adapter module has a built-in 5V to the 3.3V regulator, which
means that you will not have to use any resistors.
Connect the ESP-01 adapter's VCC pin to the 5V pin on the Arduino and the ESP-01
adapter's GND to GND on the Arduino. Next, connect the TX pin from the adapter to the pin
2 on the Arduino and the RX pin from the adapter to the pin 3 on the Arduino.
Connect the VCC and the GND on the gas sensor to the 5V and GND pins on the
Arduino. Then connect the A0 pin on the MQ-2 gas sensor to the A0 on the Arduino.
After that, connect the Buzzer and the LEDs to the Arduino. Connect the positive on
the buzzer with pin 10 on the Arduino and the negative on the buzzer with GND on the
Arduino. Then connect the negative side of the LEDs to the GND through the 220-ohm
resistor and the positive side to pins 8 and 9 on the Arduino.

The position of all the cable will be as shown in above. This cabling also will be connected with the
Automatic Phone Calling System. As for the step in connecting it , will be shown in below.
 For the automatic phone calling system , gather the component such as Arduino UNO,
Pir Motion Censor, Bluetooth HC 05, wires and battery. After gathering all the components,
take a variable for motion sensor pin. Here we have used Arduino digital pin 7. After that
create a set-up function and set the Bluetooth baud rate (rate 9600) and set the pin mode for
PIR sensor as input. After setting some code, a loop function will be created and under that
create an ‘if condition’ that checks the status of motion detection by PIR sensor. When the
PIR motion sensor detects any human motion, the Arduino sends a number over Bluetooth to
our Android app that we created (MIT App Inventor).
After joining the MIT app inventor, cross check all the connections and then power
the Arduino with battery and fix the device in a room. After that connect the app that we
already created. Then, whenever anyone enters your room, it will send a number to the app
and the app will automatically call on the phone number that we have set earlier. So, now you
can fix this device in your home and leave for a vacation without worrying about security.