Originally Posted by
GUWonder
It works when someone moves. I’ve seen hotels keep the bathroom light/power sockets tied to motion detector-based activation since doing it in the rest of the hotel room got complaints during testing.
The motion detectors can activate the lights and/or the power. And the duration for which any given motion keeps the power running and/or lights on can vary.
I know the basic concept of a motion sensor, thank you.
I was more wondering how it would work for aircon and outlets for the whole room while sleeping. But if only lights and outlets in the bathroom it makes more sense. Most office space has motion sensors on the lights, though sometimes it makes people jump in weird ways of their desk is in an odd angle for the sensor.