Save electricity with motion sensors

-

 Save electricity with motion sensors:

Motion sensors can help you save on your bill without your having to do anything. They are responsible for turning on the light when they sense a presence and automatically turning it off when it is no longer there. This way you avoid the risk, and expense, of having lights on where you don’t need them.

When we think of home automation it is normal to imagine a sophisticated house controlled by a “digital brain” that automatically responds to our needs. Well, you too can enjoy hassle-free home automation with something as simple as motion sensors to turn lights on and off.

Lighting when needed

Lighting empty spaces is an expense, even with energy efficient light bulbs. 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. More or less until you notice and turn them off.Long corridors, dressing rooms, bathrooms, inside wardrobes and cabinets, staircases and terraces are ideal spaces to place them in a flat. No more searching for the switch if there is a motion detection device.In the case of a house, the entrances, garage, boiler room and certain parts of the garden are also perfect candidates.Aside from the convenience they offer, activating the lights when motion is detected also has an important element of security. Because just as they light up for you, they are activated when someone unexpected is in the area.In addition, in the same way they turn on the lights, they automatically turn them off after a certain length of time with no activity. This can mean the end of lights placed where they serve no purpose.

                                                            


#sensors#temperature#pressuresensors#wsn#wifi#gassensors#biosensors#vibrationsensors#humidtysensor#neuromorphic#parkingsensors#nanosensors#MOSsensors#wireless#transducer#measuring#sensing#WSN#detectors#thermistors#machinary#ulurasonic#proximitysensor#lightsensor#computer#imagesensor

4th Editonal of International Conference on Sensing Technology | 27-28 Apr 2023 | Malaysia

Abstract Submission:https://x-i.me/gaycon

Award Nomination:https://x-i.me/gaynom

Member Nomination:https://x-i.me/gaymem

Visit: http://sensors-conferences.sciencefather.com/

For Enquiries: sensors@sciencefather.com

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

STMicro Unveils 6-axis IMU with Embedded Sensor Fusion and AI

-
Image
  STMicro Unveils 6-axis IMU with Embedded Sensor Fusion and AI Among the most fundamental trends in the consumer electronics industry today is the proliferation of sensors . For applications such the Internet of Things (IoT), wearables, and AR/VR, sensing has been a core technology. As devices become embedded with more and more sensors , system developers face about how to best handle and fuse that data into a useful format. To address this issue,  STMicroelectronics (ST) has recently released  a new 6-axis IMU which includes a number of integrated features such as sensor fusion blocks and Machine Learning (ML) cores.   1st Editional of International Research Awards on Sensing Technology | 23-24 Jan 2023 | India Abstract Submission:  https://x-i.me/gaycon Award Nomination:  https://x-i.me/gaynom Member Nomination:  https://x-i.me/gaymem Visit:http://sensors-conferences.sciencefather.com/ For Enquiries: sensors@sciencefather.com
Read more

Temperature Sensors

-
Image
  Temperature Sensors: A temperature sensor is an electronic device that measures the temperature of its environment and converts the input data into electronic data to record, monitor, or signal temperature changes. There are many different types of temperature sensors. Some temperature sensors require   direct contact   with the physical object that is being monitored (contact temperature sensors), while others indirectly measure the temperature of an object (non-contact temperature sensors).   Non-contact temperature sensors are usually infrared (IR) sensors. They remotely detect the IR energy emitted by an object and send a signal to a calibrated electronic circuit that determines the object's temperature. Among the contact temperature sensors are  thermocouples and thermistors . A thermocouple is comprised of two conductors, each made of a different type of metal, that  are joined at an end  to ...
Read more

What are Sensors, Detectors, and Transducers?

-
Image
  What are Sensors, Detectors, and Transducers? Sensor/Detectors/Transducers are electrical, opto-electrical , or electronic devices composed of specialty electronics or otherwise sensitive materials , for determining if there is a presence of a particular entity or function. Many types of sensors , detectors, and transducers are available including those for detecting a physical presence such as flame , metals , leaks , levels, or gas and chemicals , among others. Some are designed to sense physical properties such as temperature, pressure, or radiation , while others can detect motion or proximity . They operate in a variety of manners depending on the application and may include electromagnetic fields, or optics, among others. Many applications over a wide range of industries use sensors, detectors, and transducers of many kinds to test, measure, and control various processes and machine functions. With the advent of the  Internet of Things (IoT) , the need for sensors...
Read more