First, this little sensor uses a fancy tech called mmWave to count people accurately. It doesn't mind if it's dark or rainy – it works like a champ in all conditions.
Setting up the TAC-B 4G is as easy as pie. Just stick it up above head height, and it's good to go. If you feel techy, you can tweak its settings using a webpage. Connect it to power, scan for Wi-Fi, and voila, you're in.
Worried about power? No problem. You can pair it up with the SensMax SPS20 Solar Power System. Now, your sensor can soak up the sun and count people day and night.
For optimal performance, install the sensor higher than 2 meters above the floor. If it's higher than 2.5 meters, a slight tilt down of 10-15 degrees is recommended to better detect far objects. And don't worry about too much tilt – it won't obscure the close ones!
SensMax SPS20 Solar Power System. It's like giving your sensor a never-ending battery. Just place the solar panel where it can soak up the sunlight, and you're good to go.
