JIAWANSHUN People Counter,Bi-Directional Visitor Counter with Infrared Door Sensor, 0-65Feet Wireless&Dual Power Supply,Ideal for Malls, Museums,Libraries for Passenger Flow Statistics

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• Dual power supply option: This traffic counters uses DSP timing processing and low power technology, and the rechargeable battery (charging can be directly used to charge the device with the provided charging line, no need to take out the battery)can last up to 4-6 months, in addition, when the low power indicator is on, you can also charge through the provided Type-c data cable
• Wider range: This door counter can handle wide channels up to 0-65 feet, not only for stores and museums, but also for public places such as large malls and farms, where you can get accurate counts simply by holding the counter at a height of 4.6 feet
• Two-way recognition: This passenger flow counter terminal can automatically identify the direction of pedestrian "in" and "out" and generate a count, you can intuitively see the "in" and "out" passenger flow on the display screen
• Simple operation: This counter is equipped with an electronic screen and touch buttons to visually view the data daily for 60 days, weekly for 52 weeks, monthly for 12 months, and yearly for 5 years. In addition, you can change the flow direction, working hours, and system time Settings
• Easy to install: This device is ready to go, you only need to use the provided double-sided tape to install the visitor counter in 2 minutes, no holes and wiring can be easily paired, greatly saving you cabling costs and installation costs
• Note: Please read the instructions carefully before using the product, and install it at the appropriate height, so as to produce an effective count; In addition, you can refer to our operation video before data browsing query