As a homeowner exploring the capabilities of OpenHab, I’ve been curious about optimizing my smart lighting system. I recently came across a post asking how to configure a rule where lights turn off after 5 minutes of no motion detected by any of three sensors in a room. This sparked my interest in understanding how to integrate multiple sensors effectively.I’ve been experimenting with setting up similar rules in my own setup. The idea is to ensure that lights automatically turn off when no motion is detected, but only after all sensors have confirmed the absence of movement. This would not only save energy but also enhance convenience.In my experience, configuring such rules requires careful setup. I started by defining each motion sensor in my OpenHab system. Once all sensors were recognized, I moved on to creating the rule. The challenge was ensuring that the rule considers input from all three sensors before triggering the light shutdown. After some research and trial, I found that using a timer and conditional statements was the key. The rule checks each sensor’s status periodically and only triggers the lights off action if all sensors report no motion for the specified duration. This approach ensures reliability and prevents false triggers.I’d love to hear from others who have implemented similar solutions. How do you handle multiple sensor inputs in your automation rules? Have you encountered any unique challenges or found innovative workarounds? Sharing experiences can help us all refine our smart home setups further.