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I was looking at these tile sensors,probably great till it stops working.... I think they were talking some sort of wave your hand past type. I would imagine zones would still be an issue with that type of switch.You mean like a presence detector ?
what about a candle ,that will solve his problem, don't you think.You mean like a presence detector ?
I can image a customer waving his arms around like a orange tang.I was looking at these tile sensors,probably great till it stops working.... I think they were talking some sort of wave your hand past type. I would imagine zones would still be an issue with that type of switch
Not if someone blows it out with a midnight guffwhat about a candle ,that will solve his problem, don't you think.
What like theseI can image a customer waving his arms around like a orange tang.
I can image a customer waving his arms around like a orange tang.
Well if the tile sensor goes that could be an option!what about a candle ,that will solve his problem, don't you think.
just think .the customer having a dump and the lights go out ,yeah I can see that happening.i can hear the customer say ho ---- !Saw an install last year where the client didn’t want anything in show. Electrician used a microwave based occupancy sensor above the plasterboard ceiling in the loft space. Positioned just inside the doorway
Haha!! Could get messy!!just think .the customer having a dump and the lights go out ,yeah I can see that happening.
Cheers,I’ll have a look!Tap a tile is one brand of wot you're looking for , I've installed two sets easily done straight forward to set up and 12months on and no hassle so far
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