Conference Rooms

Designing an energy-efficient lighting system for a conference room involves strategic placement of occupancy sensors to ensure comprehensive coverage. Here are some guidelines to consider:

• Entrance Coverage: Install a wall-mounted sensor near the entrance to detect when someone enters or exits the room. This sensor should be positioned high enough to avoid obstruction from the open door and should not directly face the entrance to avoid false triggers from movement outside the room.
• Table Coverage: Place a ceiling-mounted sensor above the conference table to detect occupancy in the main area of the room. This sensor should be positioned centrally to ensure comprehensive coverage.
• Presentation Area Coverage: If your conference room has a dedicated presentation area, consider installing an additional wall-mounted sensor to cover this space. This sensor should be positioned to avoid any potential obstructions, such as screens or projectors.
• Wall Control: Install a wall control unit near the entrance for manual override or adjustments of the lighting settings. This control should be easily accessible upon entering or exiting the room.
• Avoidance of Obstructions and Interference: Ensure that sensors are not placed near air vents to prevent interference from air flow or vibrations. Also, consider the height and placement of furniture to avoid blocking the sensor’s field of view.
• Integration with Existing Systems: Our occupancy sensors can be integrated with existing lighting systems for seamless operation. They can also be programmed to turn off all lights after a certain period of inactivity, further enhancing energy efficiency.