Desk Occupancy Sensor EnoSense® Wall+Desk
This small EnOcean sensor is powered by its integrated solar cell and supplies its measured values at configurable intervals.

Technical data
| Order Number | 12286 |
| Item Number | AL-431-00-868 |
| Device Profile (EEP) | A5-14-05, D2-14-41, D2-14-40, A5-02-05, A5-04-01, A5-04-03, A5-06-02, A5-06-03, D5-00-01 |
| Measurement Range | Vibration / Acceleration: ± 2 g |
| Power Supply | Solar cell / CR1632 backup battery (optional, not included) / CR1632 backup battery (not included), only when the configuration service is ordered |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, CRC, ARIB, NCC, KC, IMDA, CCC |
| Origin | Developed in Germany |
| Wireless Interface | EnOcean EU: 868.3 MHz FCC: 902 MHz ARIB: 928 MHz NCC/KC: 921 MHz |
| Additional Interfaces | service button NFC for configuration NFC for configuration and parameterization |
| Sensors | Vibration and Acceleration Relative Humidity Temperature Light Intensity |
| Environmental Conditions | Operating temperature: +5 °C to +40 °C Storage temperature: -20 °C to +70 °C Humidity: 0 to 95% Protection class: IP20 |
| Dimensions and Weight | 50 x 50 x 16 mm , 29 g |
Description
This small EnOcean sensor is powered by its integrated solar cell and supplies its measured values at configurable intervals.
The sensor, which is snapped into a housing, is attached with a double-sided adhesive pad, preferably to the tabletop at a corner of the workstation. Depending on the color of the table, the sensor is available with a black, white, or beige housing. Information is transmitted using the EnOcean wireless standard. Both the sensitivity and the transmission frequency of the telegrams can be configured via NFC.
The vibration sensor is available for use as pure presence detection. In addition, sensors for temperature, humidity and brightness are integrated for further evaluations or integration into the building automation system.
Thanks to its sensitive vibration detection, the EnoSense® Wall + Desk provides reliable detection of workstation usage for many applications.
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Variants and Order Numbers
16 Versions| Order No. | Item Number | Radio Frequency | Design | Approval | Market | Bookmark |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12286 | AL-431-00-868 | 868.3 MHz | — | CE | Europe | |
| 12471 | AL-431-00-868 | 868.3 MHz | black | CE | Europe | |
| 12470 | AL-431-00-868 | 868.3 MHz | white | CE | Europe | |
| 12393 | AL-431-00-902 | 902 MHz | — | FCC | The United States and Canada | |
| 12473 | AL-431-00-902 | 902 MHz | black | FCC | The United States and Canada | |
| 12472 | AL-431-00-902 | 902 MHz | white | FCC | The United States and Canada | |
| 12603 | AL-431-00-928 | 928 MHz | — | ARIB | Japan | |
| 12636 | AL-431-00-928 | 928 MHz | white | ARIB | Japan | |
| 12635 | AL-431-00-928 | 928 MHz | black | ARIB | Japan | |
| 12598 | AL-431-00-928 | 902 MHz | — | CRC | Colombia | |
| 12643 | AL-431-00-928 | 902 MHz | black | CRC | Colombia | |
| 12762 | AL-431-00-928 | 902 MHz | white | CRC | Colombia | |
| 12523 | AL-431-00-921 | 921 MHz | white | KC | South Korea | |
| 12515 | AL-431-00-921 | 921 MHz | white | NCC | Taiwan | |
| 12524 | AL-431-00-868 | 868.3 MHz | white | CCC | China | |
| 12790 | AL-431-00-868 | 868.3 MHz | white | IMDA | Singapore |
CE/RED applies to all devices. Additional radio approvals depend on the model: Please select the part number for your target market. Other frequencies are available upon request.
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