Indoor Occupancy sensors
Increase the energy efficiency of your property with a single sensor
Occupancy sensors in GEM Smart detect motion to signal the presence of a person. They are commonly used to activate lights when you come into a room or modify temperature or ventilation settings in the HVAC system. An occupancy sensor detects movement within a specific range and sends a signal to the control unit. If no movement is detected after a user-specified time, the controller determines that the location is empty and turns off the light.
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How GEM Smart occupancy monitoring help in saving energy costs?
Most occupancy sensors can reduce waste caused by lights left on in empty spaces. While some aspects of reopening your property may incur additional costs, occupancy sensors can be used to identify potential energy savings.
While occupancy sensors can significantly benefit your building’s re-entry strategy, these benefits can only be achieved if measures are in place to monitor the information transmitted by these occupancy sensors. In a previous era, we would have recommended a complete building control retrofit to maximise the benefits of occupancy sensors. However, we are now exploring ways to use medium-capacity controllers in conjunction with lightweight analytics to provide a cost-effective monitoring solution for small and medium-sized buildings.
While occupancy sensors can significantly benefit your building’s re-entry strategy, these benefits can only be achieved if measures are in place to monitor the information transmitted by these occupancy sensors. In a previous era, we would have recommended a complete building control retrofit to maximise the benefits of occupancy sensors. However, we are now exploring ways to use medium-capacity controllers in conjunction with lightweight analytics to provide a cost-effective monitoring solution for small and medium-sized buildings.
What are the key takeaways of using GEM Smart for occupancy sensing?
One of the most significant benefits that occupancy sensors can provide is safety. Not only can thieves and other evil individuals become alarmed when lights flicker on while attempting to loot a business, but if any of your employees need to visit your property at night, occupancy sensor lights can lessen the likelihood of falls and injuries.
When you're moving around a professional environment, possibly with a handful of files or your arms full of boxes, the last thing you want to worry about is accidentally turning on a nearby light switch. As a result, occupancy sensors can significantly improve convenience for workers and property owners by naturally bursting into life when the second motion is detected.
Nowadays, more organisations than ever before are beginning to prioritise energy efficiency. Companies can use occupational sensors to reduce energy waste by ensuring that lights turn off automatically when no one is in the room. This not only helps the environment, but it also helps you save money!
Finally, occupancy sensors can be properly tuned and fitted to ensure that light is available where it is needed most without wasting energy. For example, you may brighten certain areas of a room while leaving others black, which is helpful for large warehouses that need to preserve energy.
Indoor audio-visual enabled remote monitoring.
Any unusual sounds or lights will be detected to look for possible causes of threat or harm. Get real-time data insights on the building’s condition and live updates for proper property monitoring and maintenance.
