UNSPSC 46171632: Passive infrared sensor

A device for security that is designed to output the electric signal by sensing the temperature change when an object with the movement penetrates while having all objects in watch zone keep watch status.

UNSPSC 46171632 Passive infrared sensor is a Commodity code that covers motion detection, temperature monitoring, and environmental condition sensing equipment installed across state and local facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying wireless remote monitoring sensors for facilities management, safety systems, and hazmat detection — motion sensors, temperature and humidity sensors, water detection sensors, air quality sensors, and associated gateway and management software. The Washington County Board of Education (Georgia) is procuring Triton Ultra Safety Sensors, while the School Board of Seminole County (Florida) is implementing Monnit Remote Monitoring Sensors districtwide. Issuing bodies include school districts, county education boards, and special-purpose districts such as electric cooperatives; school districts appear as the primary repeat buyers in recent postings.

Geographic activity centers on Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in Ohio. Representative opportunities include the Washington County Board of Education's sole-source award to Ecovasive for Triton Ultra Safety Sensors (solicitation PE55230NONST2026000000011, protest deadline June 11, 2026); the School Board of Seminole County's sole-source procurement of Monnit Remote Monitoring Sensors (solicitation 25260076STL, response due January 29, 2026, already closed); and Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association's RFP for a three-year system-wide thermography master service agreement (solicitation FKECBID2608, proposals due March 31, 2026, intent to award by May 1, 2026). A chemical/gas detection sensor solicitation from Ohio (solicitation 6971, posted April 14, 2026) also tagged to this code, though substantive details are unavailable. Sole-source determinations dominate recent school district postings; competitive RFPs appear in utility and cooperative procurement.