How do I enable the motion sensor on my Haiku products?

The motion sensor detects when you enter or leave a room, turning the fans, lights, or both on and off automatically. Schedule the motion sensor to disable when you know you’ll be away from home so that it doesn’t turn on every time the cat walks into the room.

When the motion sensor is enabled for a room, all fans and lights in the room will simultaneously turn on or off when motion is detected. Use this feature in larger spaces instead of turning on the fans and lights each time you enter the room.

Note: Your fans or lights must be on when you leave the room if you want it to turn on when you re-enter the room. If the fan or light was turned off manually when you left, it will remain off when you return.

Note: The  Fan setting is available only if the room contains fans. The  Light setting is available only if the room contains fans with lights, Haiku Lights, or both.

Note: To enable SenseME features for a Haiku L fan, you will need to install the Wi-Fi module in the fan’s control box and install the Haiku Wi-Fi Wall Control.

Enabling the Motion Sensor

1. In the Haiku app, tap a room on the Home screen, and then tap .
2. If you want the fans in the room to turn on when motion is detected and off when no motion is detected, toggle  Fan to enable it.
   The  Fan setting is available only if the room contains fans.
3. If you want the lights in the room to turn on when motion is detected and off when no motion is detected, toggle  Light to enable it.
   The  Light setting is available only if the room contains fans with lights, Haiku Lights, or both.
4. Tap Turn Off After, and then select how long the fans, lights, or both should stay on after motion is no longer detected. The minimum setting is one minute.
5. Tap Done.

Disabling the Motion Sensor

1. In the Haiku app, tap a room on the Home screen, and then tap .
2. Toggle  Fan,  Light, or both to disable them. The fans and lights will stop detecting your presence in the room and will no longer respond to motion.
3. Tap Done.

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