I have a set of lights along the stairs leading up to my top floor. I need a single-gang switch at the top and bottom that will detect when someone is walking up or down the stairs and switch the lights on. The lights are setup in a 3-way configuration so that the switches need to be able to turn …

If you can mount a ST-compatible motion sensor so that it can see the entire staircase, that’s an easy one. Replace the switches with a 3-way z-wave setup and use the sensor to turn the switch on when it sees motion.

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Top/Bottom of Stair Automatic Sensor Switch

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mattjfrank (Matt) February 8, 2015, 1:49am 3

Carpeted steps? Here was my solution.

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Top/Bottom of Stair Automatic Sensor Switch

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