Sitewalk for Density Sensors

Emily

Updated October 02, 2024 17:24

Please note: You should already have a deployment plan with sensors marked and measurements provided. If you do not have a floor plan, please email install@density.io.

Open Area

How to think about obstructions

Items hanging from the ceiling below the sensor may obstruct the field of view
The sensor will perform best if it has an unobstructed field of view around the torso height of the people it is intended to measure

Using a laser measure, stand in the exact location the yellow measurements on the floor plan indicate. Look directly up and note if there are any obstructions (lighting fixtures, fans, HVAC, or other items attached to the ceiling).
Fill out the measurements and photo sections for each page in your deployment plan

If there are no obstructions: Mark the location as approved in the deployment plan

If there are obstructions:

Locate the sensor’s slide in your deployment plan and add a note about what obstruction is in the area
Measure the ceiling height, height of the obstruction, and location of the obstruction and include the details in the notes
Take a picture of the area (see guide below)

Taking pictures for Open Area

Pictures should show the entire area, floor to ceiling, including any possible obstructions such as HVAC, lighting fixtures, and access points
Measure AFF (above finished floor) to ceiling
Measure any notable obstructions
If a lighting and HVAC schedule is not available, note the height of obstructions and distance from reference points (walls are preferred)

Entry Sensor

Thinking about obstructions:

Things like exit signs, door swings and items hanging from the ceiling may obstruct the field of view

At each doorway, take the following measurements and photos.
Locate the appropriate doorway in the deployment plan and add the four photos and 5 measurements