Alarm.com ADC-COS-BC23-DSC Chair Occupancy Sensor

Product Description

The ALARM.COM INCORPORATED ADC-COS-BC23-DSC is a chair occupancy sensor system designed to detect the presence of a seated occupant and report status to a compatible alarm or automation panel. Occupancy sensors of this type are used in security and building-automation integrations where seat monitoring, fall detection, or patient-presence verification is required. The unit ships as a single assembly (sold individually) and is categorized under occupancy sensing devices. Installation is typically performed by licensed alarm or low-voltage technicians familiar with DSC-compatible control systems.

This sensor system is suited for residential care facilities, assisted-living environments, security monitoring applications, and commercial installations where chair or seat occupancy must be tracked in real time. The DSC designation in the part number indicates compatibility with DSC-platform control panels and associated alarm ecosystems. Integrators working within DSC-based systems will find this sensor a direct fit for wired or supervised zone configurations that require a discrete occupancy input.

Key Features

• Chair-mounted occupancy detection reports real-time seat presence status
• Designed for integration with DSC-compatible alarm and automation control panels
• Sold as an individual unit for flexible deployment across multiple zones
• Categorized as an occupancy sensor for use in security and building-automation systems
• Compact sensor form factor suited for discreet installation in seating environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with DSC-compatible alarm and automation control panels. Refer to the ALARM.COM INCORPORATED installation documentation and the DSC panel specifications to confirm zone and wiring compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with local codes and the panel manufacturer guidelines. Power down and disarm the control panel before connecting or disconnecting sensor wiring. Verify zone configuration settings in the control panel match the sensor output type prior to commissioning. Consult the product installation sheet for specific wiring and supervision requirements.