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Hi folks,
Could anyone help or maybe share an example of how to deal with my case.
I have outdoor lights on the house. Also I have a motion sensor installed in thw ceiling of outdoor terrace.
The outdoor lights turns on by automatic rule: IF that motion sensor brightness is less or equal to 5 lux AND IF outdoor lights schedule is active.
The outdoor lights turns off by automatic rule: IF outdoor lights schedule is inactive.
The problem:
In the same terrace ceiling there are lights installed. If I am at the terrace in the evening time before the schedule is active and sitting with terrace light on, it not allows to automatic rule for outdoors lights to turn on, because the motion sensor in the terrace still see the brightness level higher than 5 lux. How to make automatic rule ignore the fact of turned lights in the terrace.
Hopefully it is not too messy explanation.
Could anyone help or maybe share an example of how to deal with my case.
I have outdoor lights on the house. Also I have a motion sensor installed in thw ceiling of outdoor terrace.
The outdoor lights turns on by automatic rule: IF that motion sensor brightness is less or equal to 5 lux AND IF outdoor lights schedule is active.
The outdoor lights turns off by automatic rule: IF outdoor lights schedule is inactive.
The problem:
In the same terrace ceiling there are lights installed. If I am at the terrace in the evening time before the schedule is active and sitting with terrace light on, it not allows to automatic rule for outdoors lights to turn on, because the motion sensor in the terrace still see the brightness level higher than 5 lux. How to make automatic rule ignore the fact of turned lights in the terrace.
Hopefully it is not too messy explanation.
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