Occupancy Sensors
One
of the best ways to reduce energy consumption is to turn the lights
off when they are not needed. Occupancy sensors are designed to
do just that. But while you've probably seen these sensors before,
there may be a few things you didn't know.
For instance, did you know that several sensing technologies are used? In addition to infrared technology, which detects human body heat, many sensors now use ultrasonic technology, which detects motion by bouncing sound waves off the objects in its area. Also, sensors are not a one-size-fits-all product. Different areas have needs better suited by a particular type of sensor. For instance, would you consider that the high rates of airflow in many computer rooms play a role in sensor selection? It does, and we can help you determine the best sensor to use in this or any other situation. Please feel free to give us a call or stop by. We can answer questions you may have about lighting solutions and we have extensive product information available. |
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