Some advice please.
We have an Outside Sensor module that gives light level as one of its outputs. Our first fully automated room is our Lounge and nearly everything is working as we want. I’d say we are 99.9% there.
The next room that I have started on is the Kitchen / Diner.
The Lounge is South facing and is almost always nice and light during daylight hours.
The Kitchen / Diner on the other hand is North facing and can seem quite dark and dingy when the Lounge is nice & bright.
The problem that I’m facing is that the lights in the Kitchen / Diner need to come on at a different light level than the Lounge.
Is this possible without the use of an internal light sensor and if I do have to use one, is it controllable enough for the lights turning on not to affect it and make it bright thus turning the lights off and setting up a cycling situation?
- Neil
We have an Outside Sensor module that gives light level as one of its outputs. Our first fully automated room is our Lounge and nearly everything is working as we want. I’d say we are 99.9% there.
The next room that I have started on is the Kitchen / Diner.
The Lounge is South facing and is almost always nice and light during daylight hours.
The Kitchen / Diner on the other hand is North facing and can seem quite dark and dingy when the Lounge is nice & bright.
The problem that I’m facing is that the lights in the Kitchen / Diner need to come on at a different light level than the Lounge.
Is this possible without the use of an internal light sensor and if I do have to use one, is it controllable enough for the lights turning on not to affect it and make it bright thus turning the lights off and setting up a cycling situation?
- Neil
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