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That's awesome. Our simple system is just to have motion detector bulbs in the hallway and bathroom, which is where you usually want lights to turn on when ther
by bemmu 13y ago
That's awesome. Our simple system is just to have motion detector bulbs in the hallway and bathroom, which is where you usually want lights to turn on when there are people moving in those spaces.
- gbog 13y agoI hate lights on motion (or sound) detectors. What if you want to stay there for while, maybe talking with a guest, or reading some paper? Or maybe you want to hook something on the wall? Well placed switches are good enough, no?
- bemmu 13y agoI see what you mean and admit it has happened perhaps twice so far that the light went out when I needed it. But the times when walking in darkness at night or when coming home are much more often, so overall it has been a win. Not to mention saving electricity, as you never forget to turn off the lights.
- nitrogen 13y agoMe too, which is why I used the Kinect, which detects presence without motion, even in the dark.