Any trickery to do this ?? Thinking it requires Motion Sensor deactivation…

[SteveWW]

Greetings from Southern California.

Home Office. Motion sensor activating lights to a 40% brightness level. Works just fine. Occupancy mode enabled.

There are occasions where I’d like to turn up the lights. I do that at the switch (or the app or Alexa) - they brighten up - but as soon as the motion detector senses motion - it sends an ON signal to the switch which powers up the lights to 40% - effectively dimming the lights. Aargh !!

Any ideas about how to work around this ??

Might there be a method to have the switch activate the lights to their previous used level rather than the programmed level ??

Thanks in advance for any comments and ideas.

Steve W

[lilyoyo1]

Greetings from Southern California.

Home Office. Motion sensor activating lights to a 40% brightness level. Works just fine. Occupancy mode enabled.

There are occasions where I’d like to turn up the lights. I do that at the switch (or the app or Alexa) - they brighten up - but as soon as the motion detector senses motion - it sends an ON signal to the switch which powers up the lights to 40% - effectively dimming the lights. Aargh !!

Any ideas about how to work around this ??

Might there be a method to have the switch activate the lights to their previous used level rather than the programmed level ??

Thanks in advance for any comments and ideas.

Steve W

You need an advanced controller such as an ISY to accomplish what you are trying to do.

[SteveWW]

Roger. Thank You lilyoyo1.

[ophiuchussecret]

it really worked for me