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  Msg # 205 of 1396 on ZZCA4365, Monday 7-14-24, 8:52  
  From: MARC VANHEYNINGEN  
  To: THUS  
  Subj: Re: Best occupancy sensor light switch (  
 XPost: misc.consumers.house 
 From: mvanheyn@cs.indiana.edu 
  
 Thus said "Clark W. Griswold, Jr." : 
 >>> I'm looking into getting some light switches with passive infared (PIR) 
 >>> sensors and adjustable timer to automatically turn off lights that my 
 >>> kids seem to leave on all the time 
 > 
 >We have them in a few conference rooms at work and I'm not impressed. They 
 >require a fair amount of motion to stay activated. About the only place they 
 >might work OK is a closet or some other room where there isn't a lot of 
 >activity. If you or the kids are watching TV, doing a puzzle or reading, you 
 >might find yourself getting annoyed at waving your hands all the time. 
  
 They're great for bathrooms.  But yes, for rooms like family rooms you 
 may need to instead try to train your children. 
  
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