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Agreed, but you can “fudge” it by using timers within HV, even
in rooms where
little or no movement can or is detected,
I have tried this. Good example is my Study. In
the
end I had to set the timer for over 3 hours to make sure it didn't switch
off
when I'm at my keyboard. But then everytime I went into the study to
get a
pen or whatever I would have the lights on for the next three hours.
Even
turning it off on the way out is impossible cause the PIR gets you as you
exit
and turns them back on. Then I get to the crazy situation of having
to
close the door and slide my hand thru a crack from the outside to reach in
and
switch them off - lol.
Hence my list of rooms in the last post. In these room
automatic lighting is a god-send (very high WAF too). In the others
it's
just a pain.
Thanks
M.
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