The recognition of true presence.

Presence detectors offer a high level of comfort by automatically controlling lights and systems. Brightness-controlled switching ensures that light is only switched on when needed. Even the smallest movements, such as typing on a keyboard, are detected to prevent unnecessary switching off. As soon as the room is vacated, the light and connected systems switch off automatically. This saves energy and increases comfort – everything works automatically, without manual intervention.

Presence detectors have long since ceased to be limited to detecting presence. Thanks to advanced multisensory technology, they can capture up to nine different sensor values, opening up new possibilities for intelligent building control. This data collection makes it possible to optimally adapt the indoor climate to the needs of people while maximising energy efficiency. The multi-sensor system not only makes buildings more intelligent, but also sustainably improves the well-being of the users.

STEINEL presence detectors are not only designed to meet today's needs, but also to meet future requirements. By using proven interfaces such as KNX and DALI, we ensure reliable integration into existing building control systems. At the same time, we are focusing on modern IP interfaces and Bluetooth mesh. This means that our products can be easily integrated into current and future IoT solutions and offer maximum flexibility for the requirements of tomorrow's digital building world.

Presence detectors in hotels increase comfort while reducing energy consumption. They detect whether guests are in the room and automatically control the lighting, heating and air conditioning. If the room is empty, these systems are shut down. Housekeeping also benefits, as it is immediately apparent whether a room can be cleaned. In corridors and public areas, the sensors only switch the light on when needed, which saves costs and energy.

Presence detectors automatically control lighting, heating and ventilation in offices. They detect whether employees are present and only switch the systems on when needed. If the office is empty, they are switched off, which reduces energy consumption. By detecting the smallest movements, such as typing on the keyboard, presence detectors prevent unnecessary shutdowns and ensure a pleasant working environment. This increases comfort and supports sustainable use.

In the field of education, presence detectors play an important role in creating a pleasant and efficient learning environment. In classrooms or lecture theatres in particular, they automatically adjust the lighting to the available daylight. This means that only as much artificial light as is really necessary is used. Thanks to this daylight-dependent control, the room is always optimally illuminated without consuming unnecessary energy.

In apartment buildings, presence detectors are used in corridors, stairwells, underground car parks and communal rooms. They only switch the light on when it is needed, which reduces energy consumption and increases safety. The sensors also provide reliable detection in corners that are difficult to see. This ensures that rooms and paths are efficiently illuminated as soon as people or vehicles arrive, significantly increasing residents' comfort.