jbs2009univ

I think the humidity detector would be a wonderful detector for kicking on the fan, but the "stink-o-meter" would be a bit more of a challenge. What about a sensor on the toilet seat that measures temperature which would rise the longer that you sit on there. If you sat on there and it increased to a certain temperature, it would kick on assuming you were doing number 2!

Basically, you are setting the timer to stay on for an hour once it detects motion. I totally agree that this would be beneficial during certain times of the day, i.e. morning. However, what about a late night bathroom trip, which I wouldn't think you would want it to run for an hour. However, have you thought about changing the function to maybe 7 minutes during the most common sleep times for you and your family?

I agree that 2 configurations may not be enough, but the second post on here is a good start. Most people work Monday through Friday so the setting can be the same those days. On the weekends, this depends on your schedule and you could even set them differently for Saturday and Sunday. One question I have been thinking about is is there an override function. For example, let's say that I stay home sick from work, and I want a temperature all day that is more comfortable than my normal setting, can I simply go the control pad and make this happen?

I see how you can program the delay, but how many delays can you set? Also, if the delay int he morning is longer than in the afternoon, what is the typical delay you use? I think this could be a tricky function, but I do see the value in making it different.

On the bathroom fans controlled by motion, do they respond to all types of motion. This would be really helpful, but I have a dog that sleeps in the bathroom every night, and I wouldn't want it kicking on. I'm wondering if the the motion has to be on a certain plane that is so tall...? Just a thought!