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PIR with manual control

Keeks · 2015-10-06 11:26:50

I have seen some outside PIR lights which have manual control where if you turn the light on then on then on again is quick succession then the Light with stay on instead of going off on its timer it the PIR is not active. Does anyone know if this type of control comes in a seperate unit?

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06-10-2015 12:26pm

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Keeks

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I have seen some outside PIR lights which have manual control where if you turn the light on then on then on again is quick succession then the Light with stay on instead of going off on its timer it the PIR is not active.

Does anyone know if this type of control comes in a seperate unit?

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#2 06-10-2015 2:22pm
Stoner

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It's just built into most of the combined units

Best way to get the circuit would possibly be inside a combined unit

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#3 06-10-2015 9:22pm
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I know my aunt has one that does that and it's a standalone sensor as opposed to built into the light.

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#4 06-10-2015 9:35pm
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Certainly there are standalone units, the best way to go, it has a built in pir

Steinel make decent ones

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