Can a Keilton+autani Bluetooth switch control exhaust fan and the lights for same room.

Options to consider:

a sensor, such as EFS106 (E); a controller, such as the PPA102(P); a switch S;

EFS106 control fixture.

PPA102 control fan.

Configuration Scheme:

E, P, S join a ZONE.

E is set to:

Enable motion sensing;

Vacncy mode;

T1=INFINITE,T2=1; DIM LEVEL=50%。

disable light sensing;

P is set to:

Enable motion sensing;

Occupancy mode;

T1=1

T2 = (Fan delay light-off time required by the user)

DIM LEVEL = 100%

Disable light sensing.

Create a group G, add E, and P as members. Enable linkage. The linkage brightness is 100%.

S is associated with E.

    

Effect:

After entering the room, the user needs to press the “turn on” button of the switch to turn on the lamps and fans.

When leaving the room, press the “turn off the light” button on the switch, the lamp will turn off immediately, and the fan will be turned off with a delay of a few minutes.

Revisable configuration:

If you want the user to automatically turn on the lights and turn on the fan after entering the room, change the Vacancy mode of E/P to Occupancy mode.

If you want the lights to automatically turn off after a few minutes even if you forget to turn off the lights after the user leaves, you can set T1 of E down to the desired delayed lights off time.

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