Wired Occupancy Sensors Market Forecast Driven by Smart Infrastructure and Automated Control Demand | Valuates Reports

Wired Occupancy Sensors - Market Size
The global market for Wired Occupancy Sensors was estimated to be worth US$ 1633.9 million in 2023 and is forecast to a readjusted size of US$ 3932.4 million by 2030 with a CAGR of 13.1% during the forecast period 2024-2030

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The wired occupancy sensors market is experiencing robust market growth, propelled by widespread adoption in smart buildings, healthcare facilities, and industrial automation systems. As energy efficiency and occupancy-responsive controls become central to modern infrastructure, the market size continues to expand, driven by integration of more precise and reliable detection technologies.
By technology, ultrasonic sensors hold a significant market share due to their capability to detect slight movements in enclosed or low-light spaces. Infrared (IR) sensors, appreciated for cost-effective and stable presence detection, also command a large share. Dual-technology sensors (ultrasonic + PIR), which combine both detection methods, represent the fastest-growing segment. These systems reduce false triggers and are increasingly deployed in premium applications such as healthcare and high-end commercial settings, aligned with market trends favoring accuracy and dual-sensor reliability.
Regarding coverage area, sensors with 90-179° coverage capture the majority market share by delivering robust detection across typical room layouts. Less than 89° coverage sensors serve smaller, focused areas like restroom stalls or storage closets. 180-360° coverage units are rapidly expanding in open environments and collaborative workspaces, where comprehensive sensing is required. Notably, the dual-technology sensors category also features across varied coverage angles, reflecting bundled solutions that prioritize detection precision.
In terms of application, the commercial sector leads market size, encompassing offices, corporate buildings, and public facilities where occupancy-based control is widely mandated for sustainability and operational efficiency. The industrial segment-covering warehouses and factories-follows closely, using wired sensors to optimize HVAC and lighting systems. Medical applications, including hospitals and clinics, utilize these sensors to enhance hygiene and energy control in patient areas. The residential and consumer electronics segments contribute meaningful but smaller shares, representing smart-home integrations. Educational, retail, and hospitality buildings are growing rapidly, adopting occupancy sensors to improve guest experience and reduce operational costs. The "others" category-comprising parking garages, public restrooms, and specialized installations-supports ongoing market diversification.
Overall, the wired occupancy sensors market forecast indicates sustained market growth, underpinned by rapid adoption of building automation, regulatory energy mandates, and investments in precision detection technologies across commercial and specialized segments.

by Technology
• Ultrasonic
• Infrared (IR)
• Ultrasonic + Passive Infrared (PIR)
by Coverage Area
• Less than 89°
• 90-179°
• 180-360°

Segment by Application

• Industrial
• Medical
• Consumer Electronics
• Residential
• Commercial
• Educational
• Retail
• Hospitality Buildings
• Others

By Company

Honeywell, Schneider Electric, Eaton, Legrand, Leviton, ABB(Cooper Industries), GE, Philips, Hubbell Automation, Texas Instruments, Jhonson Controls, Lutron Electronics, Pammvi Group, Acuity Brands

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