Re: nightlight solution needed

["Brett Griffin" <brett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

For elederly application you will want to consider a complete home
automation system.  This is not overly expensive.  I would recommend using
an HAI Omni LT (www.homeauto.com) with some motion sensors, and a floor pad
like you mention.  If you or someone you know is familiar with electrical
you could do this for under $1000.  And have a decent system, with a lot of
capabilities to monitor you father.

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"Clyde" <b26440510@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I need a custom home lighting controller for my disabled father.  What
> I want it to do is control track lighting that will be used like a
> nightlight.  The operation is this:
>
> When the circuit is triggered (either by a pressure mat by the bed or
> an IR device to sense when my father has gotten out of bed) it will
> turn the track lights on.  The lights will stay on until my father
> gets back into bed and then pushes a bedside switch to turn the lights
> off.  If my father gets back out of bed the circuit will trigger
> again.