The climate change has been an ongoing debate throughout the years. There are already some devices that monitor the changing of the climate, CanSat is a good example. The main goal of this project is to create a CanSat prototype and analyse the power used by it. The focus is on several factors such as the use of power with and without an upload program, the use of power when the sensors are switched on/off and the duration of the battery using the prototype. Some parts of the analysis have been done theoretically and practical. The project has been conducted with the aid of Arduino, an ammeter, and a voltmeter. The results show that the prototype would not spare much power if the sensors are switched off and on, this because not all the sensors have implemented the “sleep mode”. The difference between sleep mode and the normal functionality is equal to 0.026𝑊. Moreover, the difference in power when there is an upload program and when there is not an upload program is equal to 0.057𝑊. The duration of battery in the prototype is equal to 1 hour and 45 minutes according to the theoretical part, while the practical part showed a duration of 1 hour and 11 minutes. Moreover, the results show also that the prototype send the wrong values for some of the sensors when the battery have a low value. It was estimated a value of 7V of battery left to guarantee credible measurements. From the result it is possible to deduce that the decrease of power used from the CanSat prototype can be improved by finding sensors that have implemented the sleep mode, by having a small code and by having an electric platform that consume less power than Arduino. Keywords: CanSat, Power consumption, Battery life, Arduino.