What do you plan to do with the FP300 giveaway

My initial thought is to set the FP300 in our combined kitchen/dining/living room and trigger lights based on presence in each of the sections. Maybe look into other automations as well.

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Automate Kitchen lights depending on zone

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Great plan. I will use it in my open basement to control lighting depending on presence in zones (office space, TV space, Peloton)

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I want to try and use a few of them to set up home assistant pages based on the room I’m currently in. Toggles and pages would change if I walk into the kitchen vs bedroom vs garage etc.

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My plan is to control my kitchen ambient lighting (made with @aqara @lighstrips) depending on the time and zones I’m working in

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I plan on using it in my office to keep the lights on while I am working

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Probably in my home gym/storage space to control lights and a TV based on where I am in the space. Or, it could be in my Lower Level to control lights based on where we are sitting.

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Replace the Hue bathroom sensors

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Home Assistant to automate a hall way lights

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Automate kitchen light

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I would love to replace my PIR sensor in my bathroom with a mmWave sensor. We’re in an apartment and I can’t wire anything up in there, so have to rely on batteries. Right now I have a PIR sensor in there but it’s not terribly reliable, especially when the temp/humidity is high.

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To replace bathroom Hue sensor for sure and activate lights based on time and presence. Another one is for hallway.
But looking on the thread where we have over 1k+ interested, the chances to get it earlier are getting low with every hour :sweat_smile: I wonder how long it’ll take to finally release it.

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I’m planning on replacing some PIR zwave sensors in my garage with it.

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Automate driveway light!

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Will the FP300 do the zone mapping thing in a single big room? If so I think I will play with that.

Oh, I’m also wondering if it can be hidden behind a surface so it’s not mounted in view.

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Use it for automations for 10 different lights in a combined living room dining room kitchen area

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Common space lighting automation for sure - and air monitoring!

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Automation in the kitchen, TV area, etc :smile:

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Replace the movement sensors so I am not left in the dark in my kitchen or garage when the sensor doesn’t recognise I’m still there but not moving much. It is infuriating!! Lol

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Control office lights

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