Re: Occupancy Sensors - Bik 'People Detector'

["Powell Andy / AMS" <andy.powell@xxxxxxx>]

> It means that you can have the lights reliably switch on and off when
the
> first and last person enters the room and if you want the lights to
stay
OFF
> when sleeping in the bedroom, you leave out the mesh under the bed. So
you
> could even have it so that getting out of bed during 'Night Mode' just
> switches the bathroom light on but in other modes switches the Bedroom
light

Unfortueately if you're soft in the head like me and allow your dogs to
sleep on the bed when they get off (as they frequently do especially on hot
nights) the bathroom light would come on - I'm sure my neighbours would
think that I'd got a problem... although it may help in training them to
use
the bathroom and not the carpet!! ;-)

Andy





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