It works with 3 AAA batteries and features a diode and a motion and light sensor. I was expecting to fully control the led diode, on off and setting colors. I don’t mind the motion and light sensors.
It can’t be wired, so I’m looking for some zigbee solution??
Well, as I said, any suggestion will be appreciated.
Have never tried it but I would think a ZigBee smart plug with a status indicator (LED) that is on when the plug is on could be used to make a fairly easy installation.
Not cheap but it probably will work.
You need some kind of ZigBee chip that already controls a LED.
Programming your own ZigBee chips is not something I have heard of anyone do yet. So that leaves using what already exists.
A smart plug sometimes has a LED indicator if it’s on or off, this indicator is controlled by the ZigBee chip by sending a turn on (the relay) to the ZigBee chip.
If you remove the chip and use the indicator to the toilet LED and just leave the connections to the relay empty then you should get the functionality you want