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Makeup Vanities: Why Standard Timeouts Fail and How to Fix Them
Standard wall sensors often fail at vanity mirrors because they cannot detect the minor motion of a person applying makeup. Switching to Vacancy Mode and extending timeouts ensures your bathroom lighting remains on when you need it most.

The Server Closet Retrofit: Managing Heat with Rayzeek Controllers
Retrofitting a server closet with smart controllers requires understanding the difference between resistive and inductive loads. Learn how to configure Rayzeek switches for mission-critical cooling and avoid the auto-restart failure mode.

The Thermodynamics of the Glass Box: Why Your Sunroom Defeats Your AC
Sunrooms act as solar collectors that turn floors into thermal batteries, often defeating standard AC logic. Discover why your mini-split’s internal sensor fails in glass rooms and how moving the temperature reading to the living zone restores comfort.

The Elevator Lobby Paradox: Why “Code Compliant” Can Get You Sued
Strict adherence to energy codes can turn elevator lobbies into liability traps by plunging them into darkness. The solution lies in bi-level dimming strategies that maintain a background light level, ensuring tenant safety without sacrificing compliance.

The “Lung Room” Upgrade: Why You Need Dumb Sensors in a Smart Grow
Improve grow room safety by automating task lights with Rayzeek motion sensors. Keep your hands free and avoid contaminating switches during nutrient changes.

The Photochemistry of Regret: Protecting Wine from Light Strike
Light exposure can irreversibly damage wine through a photochemical reaction known as light strike. Relying on manual switches or standard occupancy sensors puts your collection at risk of radiation and heat buildup. The safest solution for archival preservation is installing vacancy sensors, which ensure darkness remains the default state.