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Thermal Sensor
Customer Counting Systems
Description
Traf-Sys Thermal People Counting sensors collect accurate foot
traffic data in entrance applications. The Thermal
People Counter customer tracking solution detects people by
monitoring body heat, and is unaffected by lighting or other
environmental conditions.
Features of Thermal Customer Counting Systems
- Realize the true profit potential of your operation with
accurate traffic statistics
- WIRELESSLY transmits data to the Traf-Sys MIU-1000
Data Controller, or through a cable to the MIU-40
- Thermal Imaging people counter Technology is proven to be the
most accurate in the world for people counting
- Sensors can be networked together for wide openings with NO
loss in accuracy
- Detection patterns can be customized to any entrance
- Microprocessor offers constant auto-adaptation to changes in
the environment
- Sensor is compact for low visual impact
- The Thermal Sensor traffic counters feature "Auto Alert", a
self monitoring system capable of indicating equipment
problems
Thermal Customer Counting Systems - Application
Traf-Sys Thermal People Counting sensors are
ideal for an installation where accuracy is most important. Each
door counter sensor can be tailored to the entrance and environment
in which it is installed. Multiple door counter sensors can be
networked together to cover wider entrances. This enables the
sensors to "talk" to each other and make decisions on what to count
when someone passes between two sensors.
Since Traf-Sys Thermal People Counting sensors use heat
to detect people traffic, they are unaffected by ambient lighting
conditions and will work in environments where a normal video
camera may not, which makes this a great customer tracking
solution.
Thermal Traffic Counters - Placement and Installation
Traf-Sys Thermal People Counting sensors are best
installed in environments where an overhead mounting height of 11.5
feet can be accommodated. We also offer Thermal People Counters with lenses
designed for higher mounting environments. The 40° Thermal Sensor
customer tracking systems can be mounted as high as 20 feet and the
20° Thermal Sensor customer tracking systems can be mounted as high
as 27 feet. The sensors can either be mounted directly to a ceiling
or to a wall using a bracket.
The detection pattern for our thermal customer counters can be
modified to fit your entrance. Each thermal door counter sensor has
a pair of lines that, when crossed by a pedestrian, will either
result as an inbound or outbound count. The lines can be moved and
curved independently of each other so you can make the detection
pattern fit your environment.
The Traf-Sys Wireless Transmitter and Thermal People
Counting Sensor require power at the entrance. So, an AC power
outlet near the entrance is required for our thermal customer
tracking systems.
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left: the thermal sensor view
right: the same view from a video camera
Specifications
- Size: 4.5" round; 2" deep
- Casing: ABS Plastic
- Connection: RJ-45 female; daisy-chain among
multiple sensors
- Wireless: Requires a Traf-Sys Wireless
Transmitter for wireless connectivity
- Interfaces: Traf-Sys Wireless Transmitter; Traf-Sys MIU Data
Controller
- Mounting: Traf-Sys mounting base with built-in
wiring connector
- Entrance Application: Can cover 3 to 10 feet
wide entrances per sensor; up to 80 feet wide entrances with
multiple networked sensors
- Optimum Mounting Height: 11.5 feet for 60°
version; 20 feet for 40° version; 27 feet for 20° version
- Calibration: Auto Calibration; Manual
Calibration using Traf-Sys Counter Tool Software
- Power: 12-24 volts DC; 1 A; Power Connection:
RJ-45, Pin #2 positive, Pin #4 negative
- Operation: Count detection via contact closure
(relay)
- Statistics: In Counts; Out Counts; Heartbeat
diagnostics
- Detection Area: Conical; 90% of mounting
height; maximum width: 11 feet
Wednesday, November 04, 2009, Trafsys
