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In a lobby, the primary areas that need to be covered by occupancy sensors are the entrance, the reception desk, and any seating or waiting areas. Here’s a possible design guide for a lobby:

• 출입구 구역: Install a ceiling occupancy sensor near the entrance. This sensor will detect the movement of people entering or exiting the lobby, ensuring the lights are activated when needed. Our ceiling sensors offer Auto ON and Full OFF functionality, providing automatic control of lighting based on occupancy.
• Main Lobby Area: For larger lobbies, additional ceiling sensors may be required to cover the entire space. These sensors should be strategically placed to cover high-traffic areas, such as near the reception desk or waiting areas. The overlapping coverage of multiple sensors ensures there are no blind spots.
• Reception Desk: Place a wall-mounted sensor near the reception desk. This sensor will detect the presence of the receptionist and any visitors at the desk, keeping the lights on in this area during occupied periods.
• Seating/Waiting Areas: Install additional ceiling-mounted sensors in any seating or waiting areas. These sensors will detect when these areas are occupied and adjust the lighting accordingly.
• 수동 제어: Install a manual control near the entrance or reception desk. This allows for manual override of the lighting system when necessary.
• Corridors Leading to Other Areas: Corridors leading to elevators, staircases, or other parts of the building should have their own wall or ceiling-mounted sensors. This ensures that lights in these areas are only activated when someone is passing through.