DC500 People Counting Sensor

DC500 People Counting Sensor
PIR-Based Wireless People Flow Monitoring

DC500 uses PIR sensing for wireless, battery-powered people flow monitoring without capturing images or video. Suitable for public facilities, smart buildings, and indoor spaces where operators need occupancy data.

PIR sensingNo cameraWireless reportingBattery poweredSmart buildingCE / RoHS

Last updated: May 31, 2026

DC500 People Counting Sensor

Customer Value

Built for indoor people flow monitoring without cameras

Privacy-Safe PIR

Passive infrared counts people without images or video, ideal for privacy-sensitive public spaces.

Wireless Connectivity

NB-IoT, LoRaWAN, and 4G options for flexible deployment without complex wiring.

Battery Powered

Long-life battery supports deployment in locations without power access.

Smart Building Ready

People flow data supports occupancy analysis and space utilization planning.

Indoor Deployment

Designed for indoor public facilities and smart buildings.

CE/RoHS Certified

Quality and environmental compliance for public deployment.

Hard Facts

Hard facts for product evaluation

PIR

Passive infrared technology

No camera

Privacy-safe sensing

Wireless

NB-IoT / LoRaWAN / 4G

Battery

Long-life operation

Indoor

Public facilities

CE / RoHS

Certifications

Building

Occupancy analytics

People flow

Utilization data

Applications

People counting for smart buildings, public spaces, and facility operation

DC500 is suitable for public buildings, libraries, museums, retail spaces, offices, and any indoor facility where people flow visibility helps improve service planning.

PrinciplePIR people counting
PrivacyNo image or video capture
DeploymentIndoor public facilities
ConnectivityNB-IoT, LoRaWAN, 4G
PowerBattery powered
DataPeople flow and occupancy
CertificationsCE, RoHS
IntegrationPlatform and API support

Technical Specifications

DC500 key specifications

ItemSpecification
Product modelDC500 people counting sensor
Detection principlePIR (passive infrared) people counting
Counting methodSingle-direction people flow detection
PrivacyNo image or video capture
DeploymentIndoor public facilities and smart building scenarios
Wireless optionsNB-IoT, LoRaWAN, 4G
Power supplyBattery powered
Data outputPeople flow count, occupancy trends
CertificationsCE, RoHS
IntegrationCloud platform and customer API support

Comparison

DC500 vs DC510 People Counting Sensors

Use this comparison to choose the right people counting sensor for your project.

Selection factorDC500 People Counting SensorAlternative People Counter
Counting directionSingle-direction people flowSingle-direction people flow
General indoor people counting for occupancyIndoor counting for building operationsWhen to choose

Product Video

DC500 People Counting Sensor Video

Watch the DC500 People Counting Sensor demonstration video. For project-specific deployment planning, contact CNDINGTEK support.

Selection Guide

How to Choose the Right DC500 People Counting Sensor Configuration

Select based on entrance layout, counting direction needs, network coverage, and platform integration.

Entrance layoutConfirm sensor mounting position and counting zone at the entrance or passageway.
Network selectionChoose NB-IoT, LoRaWAN, or 4G according to regional coverage.
Power planningBattery-powered for flexible placement. Confirm battery life based on reporting frequency.
Data usePeople flow trends for occupancy analysis, service planning, and facility operations.
Platform integrationCloud dashboard, building management system, and customer platform API.
ScaleNumber of counting points, building layout, and gateway coverage.

Where to Buy

Request a DC500 People Counting Sensor project quotation

DC500 People Counting Sensor is sold by quotation. Share entrance layout, counting requirements, network preference, and deployment scale.

Useful inputs for faster quoting

  • Entrance/passageway layout and counting zone
  • Preferred NB-IoT, LoRaWAN, or 4G network
  • Number of counting points, quantity, delivery schedule

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about DC500 People Counting Sensor

What technology does DC500 use?

DC500 uses passive infrared (PIR) sensing without capturing images or video.

Where can DC500 be deployed?

Indoor public facilities, libraries, museums, retail, offices, and smart buildings.

Which wireless versions?

NB-IoT, LoRaWAN, and 4G.

Does DC500 capture images?

No. PIR technology, no image or video capture.

What certifications?

CE and RoHS.

How is DC500 powered?

Battery-powered for flexible placement.

Platform integration?

Cloud dashboard, analytics, and customer platform API.

Standard product?

Yes. Quotation-based pricing.

CNDINGTEK Support

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