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Hardware Specifications

Occuspace collects data through hardware sensors that easily install in spaces you wish to measure

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Last updated 7 months ago

Physical Specifications

  • Device dimensions are 3" tall x 3" wide x 2" deep (74mm x 74mm x 50mm)

  • Supported operating temperature range is -20°C to 65°C

  • The device is not waterproof but is suitable for outdoor use when installed in a weatherproof housing

Power Requirements

Occuspace sensors can either plug into your existing AC wall outlets or can be powered by PoE. The following are the power requirements depending on the method being used:

Spec

Outlet Type (AC powered)

Standard grounded 120 volt outlet or NEMA 5-5 (North American 3 pin)

Power Draw (AC powered)

Input: 100-240 VAC, 50-60Hz, 0.7A

2.2 watts per device

Outlet Type (PoE powered)

RJ45 PoE powered connector, 8-pin, 4 pairs

Ethernet Category 5 or 6 PoE cable Voltage: 47V (802.3af sufficient)

Power Draw (PoE powered)

2.5 watts per device (802.3af sufficient)

FCC Certification

Occuspace sensors are fully certified to be compliant with all United States Federal Communications Committee (FCC) regulations:

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