Consider FP2 for a defined desk zone, with a manual lighting override and a tested control path.
A person reading a document or attending a long call can stay almost still. If a motion-based lighting rule keeps timing out, buying another identical motion sensor may simply move the frustration. Map the desk, chair and nearby corridor before choosing a different sensing approach.
FP2 is a candidate for room-zone presence sensing, provided continuous USB power, suitable placement and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi are available. A T2 bulb has its own protocol choice and controller dependencies. Confirm the actual automation path rather than assuming that a shared brand makes every setup automatic.
Test a normal work session as well as an empty room. Fans, movement beyond the doorway and the selected zone boundaries can affect the result. A clear manual override protects the working routine while settings are refined. Buy one tested office arrangement before extending the idea to every room.
Before you order
- Identify USB power near the sensor position.
- Draw the desk zone and doorway.
- Confirm the bulb's selected protocol and controller.
A useful next step
Send a desk layout and existing controller details for a small pilot configuration.
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