Note:SensMax devices communicate via a proprietary, manufacturer-specific protocol (868 MHz/2.4 GHz)—not LoRaWAN. Sensors, gateways, and displays can only be combined within the SensMax ecosystem, with the appropriate range type (LR only with LR, etc.) and the SensMax Cloud for data analysis.
| Equipment | |
|---|---|
| sensors | people counter |
| antenna | internal |
| Communication | |
| connectivity | SensMax Radio |
| Power supply | |
| power supply | battery, included, replaceable, battery, included, replaceable |
| number of batteries | 2 |
| battery details | AA, Alkaline, nicht aufladbar |
| General | |
| variants | LR or SLR or Standard |
| Others | |
| Brand | SensMax |
The sensor uses infrared beam crossing technology for uni-directional movement tracking, making it suitable for retail stores, shopping malls, office buildings, and public facilities like libraries or museums.
The variants differ in both wireless connectivity range and radio frequency. The Standard model supports up to 50m at 2.4 GHz, while the LR (Long Range) and SLR (Super Long Range) models operate at 868 MHz, providing ranges of up to 150m and 800m respectively.
The sensor is powered by standard AA batteries, which provide a battery lifetime of up to 2 years.
While the maximum passage width is 9 meters, the optimal range for the best accuracy is between 1 meter and 5 meters.
The sensor has an internal memory that holds 25 days of hourly data. This information is automatically delivered to the software via a LAN gateway every 20 minutes.
Yes, the device is equipped with tamper protection that triggers a sound alarm and sends a report to the software if the sensor is disturbed.