storage rooms

In a storage room, the primary areas that require lighting are the main walkways and the individual aisles between shelves. Here are some guidelines to follow:

• Main Walkways: Install ceiling occupancy sensors at regular intervals along the main walkways. These sensors should be set to Auto ON and Full OFF mode, ensuring that lights turn on automatically when someone enters the walkway and turn off when the area is vacant.
• Individual Aisles: For individual aisles between shelves, consider installing wall occupancy sensors at the entrance of each aisle. These sensors can detect when someone enters the aisle and turn on the lights accordingly. Given the sporadic usage of these aisles, the sensors should be set to Manual ON and Full OFF mode. This means that the lights will only turn on when manually switched on but will turn off automatically when the aisle is vacant.
• Entrance Area: The entrance area of the storage room should have a wall sensor switch that allows manual control of all lighting in the room. This switch can be used to turn all lights on or off as needed, providing an additional layer of control.
• Sensor Placement Considerations: When placing sensors, ensure they are not located near air vents or other sources of movement that could trigger false positives. Also, ensure that the sensors’ field of view is not obstructed by shelves or stored items.
• Sensor Height: Consider the height of the sensor installation. Sensors should be installed at a height that allows for optimal coverage of the room, taking into account the height of stored items.
• การควบคุมด้วยตนเอง: Incorporate manual controls to allow users to turn ON/OFF all lighting when needed. This can be particularly useful in storage rooms where lighting may be required for extended periods during inventory checks or reorganization tasks.