19 Nov
2006
19 Nov
'06
9:19 a.m.
Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
Chuck Guzis wrote:
I've worked in buildings where they had motion sensor light controls
in the men's bathrooms. No big deal if you're at the stand-ups, but if
you're sitting in a stall the sensors can't "see" you.
One office manager told me "there's a reason we did that." :-)
Doc
n 5 Nov 2006 at 12:04, Fred Cisin wrote:
Ah, now we had an office with those. Great until it gets dark while
you're sitting fairly still coding away. 1) X10 (quite a bit more than 10 yrs old,
controllable by TRS80)
2) train your dog how to work a light switch
3) switch with delay
4) auxiliary lighting in the hallway
Do what I do in my garage--use a motion sensor instead of a switch.
Unless you've got a dog or cat wandering around, it works great.