Wind and rain sensors generally have the following functions:
Wind Detection Function:
Wind sensor: Detects wind force through structures such as fan blades. When the wind force exceeds a preset value, it can automatically close windows, awnings, and other devices to protect the indoor environment and safety.
Rain Detection Function:
Rain sensor: Usually located on the back of the device or in other locations easily exposed to rain. Once rain is detected, the sensor triggers actions such as automatically closing windows and curtains to prevent rainwater from entering the room.
Light Detection Function:
Light sensor: Used to detect the intensity of ambient light. Users can set a light threshold as needed. When the light reaches or exceeds this threshold, the sensor can automatically trigger actions such as opening windows to improve indoor lighting and ventilation.
