Treat room sensing as a pilot and preserve a simple manual lighting routine.
A cat moving between a sofa, window ledge and doorway can make an automatic lighting scene surprisingly busy. Before replacing a sensor, record where the unwanted changes occur and whether the problem is movement, placement, zone definition or a rule that stays active at the wrong time.
FP2 offers zone-based presence functions, but the outcome still depends on the real room and setup. Do not purchase it on an assumption that every pet will be ignored in every position. Confirm available settings and test the places your own animal uses.
A physical Mini Switch within a supported Aqara hub setup can keep everyday lighting understandable while the automation is being refined. Set a narrow objective for the trial, such as avoiding repeated evening light changes. That produces a more useful buying decision than judging a dramatic demonstration in a different room.
Before you order
- Mark pet resting and climbing locations.
- Check the current sensor settings and firmware.
- Keep manual control during the trial.
A useful next step
Provide a room sketch and the unwanted trigger pattern before choosing a replacement.
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