Merkur C-Ampel - έλεγχος εισόδου μετρητής προσώπων για καταστήματα κ.λπ. προσαρμοζόμενος

Shop managers and security staff rely on the MERKUR C-Ampel to keep occupancy in check at entrances. A quick glance at the red or green light tells customers whether they can enter, while the integrated infrared sensor quietly counts each person passing through. From boutique stores to busy office lobbies, this counter turns manual headcounts into automatic, real-time control.

Key specifications

• Infrared sensor counts people entering and leaving with >95% accuracy
• Integrated LED traffic light shows red for full, green for available
• Adjustable capacity limit from 1 to 999 people
• Bi-directional counting (in/out) with automatic reset options
• Stand-alone system – no network or software required
• Wall-mounted or free-standing installation
• Durable plastic/metal housing for long-term use
• Operates on 12V DC power adapter (included)
• Clear display visible in various lighting conditions
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C

Why choose it

The C-Ampel removes guesswork from entry management. Instead of manual counting or guesswork, you get a reliable, always-on system that enforces your occupancy rules automatically. The traffic light display is intuitive for customers, reducing confusion at the door. Setup is straightforward – adjust the limit, mount the unit, and it starts counting. No complex wiring or software licenses.

Ideal use cases

• Retail stores limiting shoppers during peak hours
• Offices controlling visitor flow in reception areas
• Public buildings ensuring fire code compliance
• Event venues managing capacity at entrances
• Pharmacies or banks with restricted access

Good to know

The counter can be reset manually or automatically, and the capacity limit is easily changed via integrated controls. It is a stand-alone solution, so no internet connection is needed. The sensor is designed for indoor use and performs reliably within the specified temperature range. Mounting hardware is included for wall installation.