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Skylink Motion Sensor


jgcharlotte

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I believe that SkyLink manufactured to first-generation of Insteon motion sensors. Within this product line, I think that there were two main versions available. I think that one version used jumpers while the other could be programmed through ISY. (Sorry - cannot remember the particulars)

Beware - These motion sensors worked but are the ones that are implicated for strange behavior including ALL-ON events when the batteries get low.

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I had a few2420M modules. They are Insteon Motion Sensors.

Manufactured by SkyLink for Smarthome. The listing looked confusing to me also.

There where more than one revision with some differences on how to set them up and later ones also had a updated part number 2842-222

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Hi, 

I use about 6 motion sensors throughout my apartment. 

And I actually use the ON ONLY command for the bathrooms. I use a second motion sensor to turn off the bathroom lights. 

So walk in it goes on and on only. 

Then when you walk out in the hallway there is another motion sensor with an ON ONLY setting but in it's case it actually turns off the bathroom lights. 

I did this so the bathroom lights don't turn off while your in there. 

And your right when the battery is going dead I found lights staying on.  It actually makes me notice that something is wrong. So I call it a feature not a bug. 

I also have the ISY setup to send me a text message notifying me that the battery needs to be changed. 

I just purchased two Amazon wifi motion sensors. I haven't had the need or time to see how I would incorporate it into everything else. 

I have an extensive Alexa setup. 

I am using quite a few smart wifi power plugs and power strips. Along with Lifx, Nanoleaf etc. 

I haven't learned how to get the ISY to control those wifi devices. But via Alexa everything works pretty good. 

Rob

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