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by nantes
5484 days ago
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I worked in retail and higher-education for a number of years. I saw sensor lights used well and poorly. If tuned correctly and used correctly, they work very well. Good: sensor lights in walk-in coolers and bathrooms at grocery stores seemed to work very well. Bad: sensor lights in some classrooms led to some really frustrated profs and a whole class spontaneously, and simultaneously, waving their arms. I've been contemplating trying them out for my kids' rooms. |
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