How to Connect Wireless Pressure Sensor to Raspberry Pi and Send Data to AWS API for Fire Alarm

Hello, I was reading about the discussion and it helps me to know about how should we create fire system alarm. But I want to use hardware called wireless pressure sensor to work with high tech burners and get it connected with fire alarm system which receiving the sensor data on API of AWS. But as beginner please suggest best way to design this kind of solution by interfacing it with raspberry pi and make the theoretical facts to implement through this sensor and monitor the real time readings.

Hi Derby-Sorry, but a fire alarm system is not the place for a beginner to be working on your design skills.  There's too much at stake here.  Also, I would be concerned about using wireless communication for a life-critical system. Fire alarm systems must have ultra-high reliability, and in almost all cases they must comply with stringent regulatory requirements to ensure that they perform properly.Please find other projects that are less critical until you've acquired more experience. We will be more than happy to help you with those.-Rick   

This reminds me of a query I received from India decades ago for a primitive gas detection system using TGS tin oxide sensors, as I had devised a simple one based around a comparator. It was an amateur hobbyist thing with no type approval nor was it designed to be intrinsically safe. Even so, I learned that they went and marketed it into all sorts of mission critical industrial applications in India. Chances are it could actually trigger a gas explosion soon after warning of a gas leak...-- Alan W

Derby,I agree with Rick that you should not start with a fire alarm as your first system.I assume that you are looking at a pressure sensor because you have a pressurized system. In that case a good first project might be to design something to measure the pressure in the system.By the way, the sensor you pointed to is not wireless but needs to be connected using I2C bus. So you should learn about I2C
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/i2cYou will also want to read the data sheet for the sensor to get more information on how to use it.
https://media.ncd.io/sites/2/20170721134603/MS5803-02BA.pdf

Hello, 
Thanks for your replies well I am just going to test a prototype with already installed fire alarm system  in the company where I am working right now.Its just I need to test the pressure of gas in burner pipeline whenever alarm goes on and It will send the pressure of the gas available in the pipeline using mesh network to mainframe computer.