Sensor Map
Overview
In order to visualize the current state of your building, we offer a heatmap visualization for a number of different sensor values. We have optimized the gradients and threshold values to be useful in most workplace environments based on common standards. Navigate to > Buildings > "Your Building" > Floors > "Your Floor" > Sensor Map to find it.
The heatmap currently supports the sensors listed below but will only show them if you actually have a sensor of the specific type installed on the selected floor.
Motion
For a live visualization of MOTION in your building, we have a representation that uses transparency and a typical heatmap gradient to show the amount of motion reported by your sensors.
| Description | Range | Color |
|---|---|---|
No motion |
0 |
light pink to pink |
A bit motion |
1-3 |
lavender |
Moderate motion |
4-6 |
purple |
A lot of motion |
7-10 |
deep purple |
Temperature
If you have sensors measuring the ambient temperature (sensorType TEMPERATURE), you can check if your office temperature is either too cold, perfect or too warm.
| Description | Range | Color |
|---|---|---|
Too Cold |
Lower than 17°C |
blue |
Fresh |
17 to 18.9 °C |
cyan |
Perfect |
19 to 21°C |
light blue |
Too warm |
21.1 to 23°C |
light red |
Hot |
Higher than 23°C |
red |
CO2
The air quality in an office building can be estimated based on the CO2 level and you can use it to check if your ventilation works as intended.
| Description | Range | Color |
|---|---|---|
Perfect |
Lower than 800 ppm |
forest green to green |
Acceptable |
801 to 1000 ppm |
light green |
Bad |
1001 to 1400 ppm |
amber |
Dangerous |
Higher than 1401 ppm |
deep orange |
Brightness
The BRIGHTNESS sensor reports the actual light level of your luminaries in percent and should not be confused with the ambient light level as measured by a lux sensor. The sensor map will show a helpful overview on which lamps are currently turned on. Lamps with active light regulation will be shown with reduced light levels in the sensor map if there is sufficient ambient light in the room.
| Description | Range | Color |
|---|---|---|
Light is Off |
0% |
cream |
Light is dimmed |
1 to 10% |
light amber |
Light is intermediate On |
11 to 40% |
amber |
Light is moderate On |
41 to 70% |
deep amber |
Light is fully On |
71 to 100% |
deep orange |
Humdity
For a good working climate, having a HUMIDITY level that is not too dry or too humid is an important factor, both for people and the building itself.
| Description | Range | Color |
|---|---|---|
Too Dry |
Lower than 30% |
pink |
Dry |
31 to 50% |
light lavender |
Perfect |
51 to 60% |
light indigo |
Moderate |
61 to 70% |
indigo |
Too Humid |
71 to 100% |
deeo indigo |
