As per the 2011 census data there are 246,740,228 (~247 million) urban houses in India. Let us assume 99 million (~40%) of those households leave their toilet lights on during the night on account of senior citizens and various other reasons. Again, assuming 5W average light installed in a toilet and left on for 8hrs. That is 40Wh per day per household, which comes to around 3,948MWh per day for 99 million urban Indian homes. Read More
A motion sensor is a device that detects physical movement. It has the ability to detect and capture physical and/or kinetic movements in real time. They can also detect ambient light. There are various kinds of motion sensors depending on the sensing element. Eg PIR, microwave, ultrasound, millimetre wave, etc.
Also so called light or LUX or photocell sensors. These sensors detect natural ambient light and turn on the lights after sunset. They also shut everything down when the sun rises, so nothing burns power during the day.
Lighting empty spaces is an expense, especially those you just walk through or where you stay only for a short time but where the lights may remain on for a long time. This energy wastage can be easily avoided by installing bioVibez Motion Sensors.
These motion sensors turn on the light when they sense a presence and automatically turn it off when it is no longer there.
There are many housing societies where electricity wastage in lobby and lifts is enormous. Every month they have to spend thousands of rupees that can be saved with the help of motion sensors.
We suggest installing PIR motion sensors in the lobby which will activate the lights when motion is detected and automatically turn them off after a certain length of time with no activity. In addition to these sensors, we recommend installing our dawn-to-dusk motion sensors where there’s presence of the natural light.
This automation solution can help housing societies help to avoid the unnecessary use of electricity and therefore help to lower electricity bill.
We suggested them to install 5 motion/LUX sensors per lobby based on its shape and length (Total 5x58 floors = 290 units)
PIR/LUX sensor – MP-AC1-R2-L – dual outputs
