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How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2023-11-14 15:07:05 - last edited 2023-11-23 07:27:39
Model: Tapo T100  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.12.0

Hello. I have hub H100 , lights L530 and sensor T100. Just i want to turn off lights when motion sensor not detect motion. How ?

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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions -Solution
2023-11-15 08:20:26 - last edited 2023-11-23 07:27:39

  @StanchoBS 

Hi,
You can set the Automation entry on the Tapo app to turn off the light L530 when T100 does not detect motion.
How to create Smart Action (automation or a shortcut) of my Tapo devices?

For example, the automation trigger is when T100 has no motion detected for a set time(you can custom the time period), then the light L530 turns off, and the effective time is always.


Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions -Solution
2023-11-15 10:01:39 - last edited 2023-11-23 07:27:42

  @StanchoBS 

Hi,
You can refer to the below thread to join the Smart Action 2.0 to enjoy the new features.
Smart Action 2.0: Unlock Next-Level Smart Home Automation
Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions -Solution
2023-11-15 08:20:26 - last edited 2023-11-23 07:27:39

  @StanchoBS 

Hi,
You can set the Automation entry on the Tapo app to turn off the light L530 when T100 does not detect motion.
How to create Smart Action (automation or a shortcut) of my Tapo devices?

For example, the automation trigger is when T100 has no motion detected for a set time(you can custom the time period), then the light L530 turns off, and the effective time is always.


Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2023-11-15 08:56:32

  @Solla-topee 

In tapo app i dont have options for not detect motion. Only have when detect motion for the sensor. I think you have more functions ot your app

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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions -Solution
2023-11-15 10:01:39 - last edited 2023-11-23 07:27:42

  @StanchoBS 

Hi,
You can refer to the below thread to join the Smart Action 2.0 to enjoy the new features.
Smart Action 2.0: Unlock Next-Level Smart Home Automation
Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
Recommended Solution
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2023-11-29 19:47:53

  @StanchoBS 

I found one more missing automation. Cant turn off motion sensor to stop detect motions with any automation.

Have S210 with T100 and normal light in one room. I want when i enter the room - T100 detect my motion and turnm lighting auto to 1min or 2 3 4 ... I want too when i press S210 lighting to turn on and not turn off at any time or motion. Problem is this when i press button on S210 motion  sensor still working and put the light to 1min and after 1 min light is turned off.

I want automation when press button on S210 to turn off motion sensor and turn light on. This automation is missing

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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2023-11-30 08:36:22

  @StanchoBS 

Hi, 
Thank you for your feedback here, we certainly appreciate your feedback and feature request.
While we don't have any specific details that I can share about if this feature can come to the product or when it might, I'll log the feature request and pass it along to the team to evaluate.
Best Regards

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2024-05-21 21:25:25
Do not have the option to set sensor for no motion detection to switch off a switch when no one present for a period of time
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2024-05-21 21:26:06
No you can’t , no option for no motion detection
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2024-05-21 21:26:29
Has this been resolved yet?
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Re:How to auto turn off lights when sensor not detect motions
2024-05-23 08:59:38

  @Lazaar1884 

Hi,

Please go to the Google Play Store or App Store to download and install the latest Tapo app on your phone, then you can set up the Automation entry to meet your requirements.

 

For example, on the Tapo app(3.3.605), when adding a trigger on the new Automation entry>Device Status Change>T100 page, you can select "No Motion Detected for a Set Time", and select a time or custom a time as per your desire.

>>Landscape Mode - Tapo App for Pad. >>Smart Action 2.0 Explore and meet the next level home automation. >>How to position my TP-Link camera for optimal performance.
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