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3. Install sensor
•Check the Sensor Plan and decisions from Step 1
•Indicate Sensor IDs on the floorplan > excel for mapping
•"deviating" sensors should be indicated as such on the Sensor Plan
4. Send Sensor Plan with sensor placement indication to Spacewell (scan, picture) for mapping
(Allow time for upload sensor ID and mapping (Spacewell))
5. Quality assessment in the field
Click here for the instructions on Quality Assurance for installation of motion and headcount sensors: Quality Assurance
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- Sensor unpack & placement indication
- Take sticker from packaging and stick it to the sensor plan
- Remove sensor from packaging
- Tape placement
- Cap placement (different for "normal" vs "height adjustable" tables!)
When it comes to installing caps on motion sensors, we use Loctite Super Glue -3 (all plastics) OR Pattex Super Glue for all plastics (2 steps). Both come with an applicator + glue.
Roughly 70-80 caps can be installed with 1 glue stick, depending how conservative you apply the glue.
Best practices:
- First apply the activator, before applying the glue
- Also apply the activator to the base of the sensor where the glue will be touching!
- The instructions for the glue say to wait one minute after applying the activator, don’t just skip the wait time. Wait.
- If you were to set up an assembly line with a couple of colleagues to glue the caps, make sure that you keep the bags with the correct sensor (upon installation, you will need to take the sticker (number = sensor identification) from the bag to indicate on the sensor plan which sensor has been placed where.
- Sensor placement
- underneath normal table (between 60-80 cm high (not height adjustable to walking standing table)): vertical/ downwards + perpendicular to table (short side sensor parallel to long side table)
- underneath height adjustable table: longest face of the sensor is parallel to the front of the desk and the lens facing downwards (long side sensor parallel to long side table)
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