OD-hotel scenario – Everspring

Hotel scenario

Save energy & let your guests confortable

Scenario description

Where lots of people work together in a single room, they are generally doing different tasks. Vision and reading quality must therefore satisfy a whole range of requirements: For example, the lighting must provide excellent support for some whilst it must not dazzle others. And of course, everyone should have an optimal fresh air supply throughout the day. The individually controllable lighting and indoor air ventilation solutions take everything and everyone into account. This also applies to rooms with large dimensions to ensure high efficiency and comfort down to the last detail.

Solution

Occupancy detectors are valuable tools that bring numerous benefits to office spaces. From energy efficiency and cost savings to improved employee comfort and productivity, these smart devices provide a win-win solution for both businesses and the environment. By embracing such technology, offices can pave the way for a more sustainable and efficient future while prioritizing the well-being of their employees.

Suggested accessories

PAS21 Flush occupancy detector

PAS22 Wall motion detector

PAS21

Flush occupancy detector

PAS22

Wall motion detector

Results

Lighting Automation

Occupancy detectors can automatically control the lighting in a room based on real-time occupancy. When a person enters a room, the detector triggers the lights to turn on, and when the room becomes vacant, it turns the lights off. This eliminates the problem of lights being left on in unoccupied areas, leading to substantial energy savings.

HVAC Integration

Occupancy detectors can be integrated with heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. They help regulate temperature and airflow based on occupancy patterns, ensuring that areas are only heated or cooled when necessary. This results in reduced energy consumption and lower utility costs.

Smart Power Management

Occupancy detectors can also be employed to automatically power down electronic devices such as computers, monitors, printers, and other office equipment when they are not in use. This proactive power management further contributes to energy conservation.

Cost Savings

By optimizing lighting and HVAC usage, offices can experience substantial reductions in their electricity bills. Over time, these savings can accumulate into significant cost reductions.

Extended Equipment Lifespan

Implementing smart power management through occupancy detectors can extend the lifespan of electronic devices by reducing their operational hours, which means businesses can save on equipment replacement and maintenance costs.

Employee Comfort and Productivity

With intelligent lighting control, employees can have the appropriate lighting conditions for their tasks, reducing eye strain and enhancing focus and productivity.

Seamless Experience

The automatic functioning of lighting and other systems based on occupancy eliminates the need for manual adjustments, allowing employees to concentrate on their work without disruptions.