Achieving cost reduction through occupancy management of parking lots tailored to specific situations, such as floor management, block management, and vehicle room management.
Parking space management refers to the real-time display of parking availability and the management of efficient use of parking spaces. By utilizing Hotron's sensors, drivers can quickly discover available parking spaces, enabling efficient parking lot operations. In large parking lots, there are "floor management methods/block management methods" that prioritize cost reduction and "parking space management methods" that prioritize high accuracy. The floor management/block management methods involve installing sensors at specific points to count and manage the number of passing vehicles. These methods are easy to install and cost-effective. The parking space management method involves installing sensors in every parking space to manage each vehicle individually, achieving high-precision parking management. ■ Target Products - Vehicle Count Sensor CCS2 (Ceiling-mounted, Infrared method) - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 (Ceiling-mounted, Ultrasonic method) ■ Introduction video for the Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-UX2 https://youtu.be/5tzrBAykAqU?si=EwSLqE9WYoolaNCy
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■Benefits of Introduction Benefit 1: CCS2 can be installed inexpensively as it is set up for each slope or block. Benefit 2: CCS2 is installed at fixed locations such as entrances and slopes, allowing it to detect vehicles in both directions with a single unit. Benefit 3: CCS2 can be used in parking lots with wide driveways by connecting multiple units. Benefit 4: CCS2 is designed to be less sensitive to detecting people, allowing it to only detect vehicles. Benefit 5: For high-accuracy occupancy management, the relay-type ultrasonic sensor HM-UX2 is recommended. Benefit 6: HM-UX2 is unaffected by the floor surface, eliminating false detections caused by small stones or unevenness on the floor. Benefit 7: For locations with a large number of parking spaces, the communication-type ultrasonic sensor HM-UW2 is recommended.
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■Case Studies Case 1: Saitama Medical University Hospital, Parking Lot No. 6 Parking Lot No. 6 was large and difficult to understand the available areas. By introducing sensors that do not require embedding, accurate occupancy displays were achieved, leading to improved convenience for users. Case 2: Large Shopping Mall In the case of counting mutual vehicle traffic, the accuracy is higher than that of loop coils. Being a ceiling-mounted type allows for installation in existing locations, which is a positive aspect. Case 3: Large Shopping Mall Ideal for managing large-scale parking lots. No embedding work is required, and significant efficiency improvements were achieved with reduced wiring. It is also advantageous that it can be retrofitted to existing sites. ◎ For more detailed applications, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Vehicle Count Sensor CCS2 Occupancy Management Image Floor Management Method / Block Management Method: Sensors are installed at regular intervals to count and manage the number of vehicles passing through.
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Image of occupancy management with vehicle detection sensor HM-UX2/UW2 Parking space management method: By installing sensors in all parking spaces and managing each vehicle individually, we achieve highly accurate parking lot management.
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| Model number | overview |
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| Vehicle Count Sensor CCS2 | A ceiling-mounted vehicle count sensor that uses infrared reflection method. Detects vehicles in both directions with one unit, even in congestion and passing situations. Contributes to cost reduction in managing occupancy of large parking lots. |
| Ultrasonic Sensor HM−UX2/HM−UW2 | A ceiling-mounted ultrasonic sensor that reliably detects vehicles in each parking space. Excellent cost performance for managing large-scale parking lots. Can be selected from relay type (UX2) or communication type (UW2) according to the number of parking spaces. |
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Since its establishment in 1967, the Hotron Group has been providing high-quality automatic door sensors to countries around the world, leveraging the technical expertise cultivated over more than half a century of diligent effort and a consistent system of development, manufacturing, and sales. In addition, in fields such as vehicle detection sensors, departure sensors, and access control systems, we utilize our development technology for automatic door sensors to launch high-value-added products that enhance the comfort of people's living spaces. The Hotron Group will continue to contribute to society by providing products that meet customer needs. Please feel free to consult Hotron for any inquiries regarding sensors.