Post 12 made on Tuesday August 23, 2016 at 10:16 |
drewski300 Super Member |
Joined: Posts: | January 2007 3,849 |
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Never can have too many keypads!
-As others have mentioned, stick with the theme. -Mixing scenes and rooms can add to confusion. So don' be afraid to have 2 keypads in important areas. One would do loads/rooms and the other could do the scenes. -Top button should always be on for that room. This doesn't always mean every light. When I go into my kitchen at night, I don't always need the upper cabinet lights, the toe kick lights, the pendants, the general recessed, the range hood light, the undercounter, etc, etc. But that is me... -The button should always turn off the area or room you are leaving. -Only use "All Off" at entrance points. I prefer not to put those on the bottom button because you don't want someone "easily" pushing that button when others are home. 2nd up from the bottom. -Don't be afraid to use LESS buttons. On/Path/Off for example.
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