Motion Detectors and Power Outages

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Busy blogging day for me today... Maybe I'm making a comeback to regular stuff or maybe I'm just teasing the three of you that still check this site once a month. HAHA!

So, what better day than today to have a power outage in the school? I mean, it is the 65th Anniversary of DLI and we had a representative from the Pentagon touring our school when it happened! HAHA! Perfect timing.

So, apparently, if you have one of those fancy motion detectors installed that turns your lights off for you if there is no movement, you have to reset it or it will turn the lights off on you every 5-10 seconds. HAHA! Took me a few minutes to figure how to reset it, all the while the lights were constantly turning off and on as I moved and stopped moving.



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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
The toilets in our workplace is sensor switched like that. They used to have it on for 5 minutes; ladies always found themselves suddenly in the dark. They've extended the time frame to 30 minutes.

(BTW, thanks for the welcome back, Chip.)
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
"Hello? Could someone wave their arms? Hello? It's dark in here... Hello?"

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
I would never have reset it.