Which of the following rooms is least likely to require occupant sensor controls?

Large outdoor areas are least likely to require occupant sensor controls due to their expansive nature and the challenges associated with effectively managing lighting in such spaces. Outdoor areas typically involve the use of more permanent lighting solutions that are activated based on daylight conditions rather than occupant presence.

In contrast, copy/print rooms, lounges, and locker rooms are more contained environments where individual presence directly affects the need for lighting or climate control. These spaces often have specific usage patterns; for instance, copy/print rooms can be accessed sporadically throughout the day, while lounges and locker rooms are frequently occupied at various times, making occupant sensors more practical to conserve energy and enhance user comfort. Thus, the application of occupant sensors in large outdoor areas is less relevant compared to the other environments which are significantly impacted by human presence.