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On when you enter. Off when you leave.
Hands full of groceries, walking to the bathroom at 3am, heading into the garage — lighting that responds to you automatically. mmWave presence detection keeps lights on while you’re there, even sitting still.
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15–30%
Lower lighting energy use
0 timer
Lights off instantly when room empties
Half day
Typical 3–5 room installation time
Why It’s Different
The old problem: lights off while you’re still in the room.
Standard PIR sensors detect movement — sit still for five minutes and the lights go off. mmWave radar detects the micro-movement of breathing, so a room with a person in it stays lit regardless of stillness.
Stays on while you’re there, motionless
Our mmWave-based approach detects breathing and micro-movement. Lights stay on as long as a person is in the room.
Turns off the moment you leave
The instant the room is empty, lights go off. No timer delay, no coming back to turn them off manually.
Hallways and stairs, hands-free
Carrying laundry, coming downstairs at night, bringing groceries in — the light comes on without touching anything.
Bathroom lighting at 3am, no blinding
Night-time bathroom visits trigger dim warm lighting rather than full bright overhead light — configurable per time of day.
Garage & exterior automation
Garage light on when you pull in, off after you exit. Pathway lighting on when you approach, off after you enter.
Reduces electricity bill measurably
Lights never left on in empty rooms reduce lighting energy use by 15–30%, consistently across busy households.
How It Works
Sensors placed correctly,
behaviour precisely configured.
Room assessment
We identify every room where motion lighting makes practical sense and map sensor placement for full coverage.
Sensor type selection
PIR for simple hallways and closets. mmWave for occupied rooms where stillness shouldn’t trigger the lights off.
Sensor setup
Sensors mounted at the correct height and angle. Coverage zones defined to match room boundaries exactly.
Lighting response setup
We configure brightness, colour temperature and on/off timing for each room and each time of day.
Override behaviour
We set up manual override so you can hold a light on or off when automated behaviour isn’t what you need.
Testing & tuning
We walk through every room and confirm each sensor triggers correctly, tuning sensitivity before leaving.
Pricing
Transparent, from day one.
$150–$350
Adding motion activation to an existing light
$400–$800
Installed package
FAQ
Common questions.
Will my dog or cat trigger the lights?+−
Pets can trigger PIR motion sensors. With mmWave sensors we configure height-based detection that distinguishes human-height movement from floor-level pet movement.
What if I want the lights to stay off?+−
Manual overrides let you hold lights off or on regardless of sensor state. You can also set quiet hours where motion doesn’t trigger lighting.
Can motion-activated lighting work outside?+−
Yes. Weather-rated outdoor sensors and fixtures for driveways, pathways and entry points, integrating with security cameras for coordinated responses.
Does this work in a bathroom?+−
Yes. Bathroom motion lighting is one of the most practical applications, especially for 3am visits where you want dim warm light, not full brightness.
Can I adjust the timeout before lights go off?+−
Yes. The delay between the room being detected as empty and the lights switching off is fully configurable per room.
How much does motion-activated lighting cost in Canada?+−
Adding motion activation to an existing light typically runs $150–$350 per room. A whole hallway and bathroom package runs $400–$800 installed.
Can this be added to my existing smart lighting?+−
In most cases yes. Contact our support team to confirm compatibility with your existing switches or bulbs.
Does it integrate with my security system?+−
Yes. Motion detection can trigger security camera recording, alert notifications and outdoor security lights as part of a unified response.
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