Occupancy & building controls

Restroom occupancy sensor

A battery-powered LoRaWAN sensor that uses time-of-flight and PIR sensing to report whether a restroom or stall is in use, without a camera. It mounts on the ceiling or wall in restrooms and locker rooms.

  • No. 186
  • Time-of-flight + PIR
  • No camera
  • Battery powered
  • IP30 indoor
MOUNTCeiling or wallMEASURESPresence (occupied orvacant) bytime-of-flight and PIRILLUSTRATION
Illustration. The data sheet shows the exact unit.

Specifications

MeasuresPresence (occupied or vacant) by time-of-flight and PIR
RangeDetection up to 3.5 m, 27° beam (manufacturer rating)
RadioLoRaWAN, North American band
MountCeiling or wall
RatingIP30, indoor, −20 to 60 °C
PowerLithium battery, about 4.2 years (manufacturer rating)
CatalogCognituv Connect No. 186

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What you see in Cognituv Connect

Which restrooms and stalls get the most use, and at what times?

It reads Presence (occupied or vacant) by time-of-flight and PIR

How Cognituv Connect works →
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Where it’s used

  • Offices & commercial real estate

    Restrooms, shower and locker rooms

  • Hospitality

    Lobby and event-space restrooms

  • Education

    Student restrooms, locker rooms

  • Healthcare

    Public and visitor restrooms

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