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Setup of movement sensors

ellathai
in The Electrical Forum

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Looking at adding these movement sensors to my existing outside lights, does anyone know how easy or hard they are to connect?

 

Thanks

Bruce

Easy, just follow the instructions :smile:

 

Make sure the sensors you buy are the correct voltage and can handle the current of your outside lighting.

"I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"

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40 minutes ago, Crossy said:

Easy, just follow the instructions :smile:

 

Make sure the sensors you buy are the correct voltage and can handle the current of your outside lighting.

You mean like this?

Power source : 220-240V AC

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8 minutes ago, Crossy said:

Yes, plus the Watts or Amps quoted.

So l could put in up to 300W LED Globe if that's what the light takes?

 

Rated load : 1200W (Resistive load like incandescent lamp)
300W (inductive load such as LED, energy saving lamp )

31 minutes ago, ellathai said:

So l could put in up to 300W LED Globe if that's what the light takes?

 

Yup, but a 300W LED would be like a lighthouse, watch out for aircraft attempting to land :smile:

 

"I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"

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3 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

Yup, but a 300W LED would be like a lighthouse, watch out for aircraft attempting to land :smile:

 

Very good,was just using it as an example, most likely 20 w or there abouts

32 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

Yup, but a 300W LED would be like a lighthouse, watch out for aircraft attempting to land :smile:

 

You could put in 3 x 100 W, I'm just about to do exactly thatIMG_1499.thumb.JPG.3f8ce3ff3ef02033025b82e32d783ed8.JPGIMG_1501.thumb.JPG.dbf17a6271f562d6cdfe7cda96e78d01.JPGIMG_1411.thumb.JPG.881adc3d835f5c7791ee27a7fe7ea36c.JPG

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10 minutes ago, sometimewoodworker said:

You could put in 3 x 100 W, I'm just about to do exactly thatIMG_1499.thumb.JPG.3f8ce3ff3ef02033025b82e32d783ed8.JPGIMG_1501.thumb.JPG.dbf17a6271f562d6cdfe7cda96e78d01.JPGIMG_1411.thumb.JPG.881adc3d835f5c7791ee27a7fe7ea36c.JPG

What did they set you back?

5 minutes ago, ellathai said:

What did they set you back?

 About 1,250 Baht plus the holder, but as I didn't buy that myself I'm not sure how much it was. 

 

So so they are probably about the same cost per W as the LED strip lights 

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Just now, sometimewoodworker said:

 About 1,250 Baht plus the holder, but as I didn't buy that myself I'm not sure how much it was.

Certainly look bright, i'm using mine to light up any unwelcome guests around the outside of the house

 

3 of them will give good lighting in my 8 meter by 12 meter workshop, but I'm going to add 3 x 50 W to give excellent lighting. I think the 50 W ones are about 800 Baht 

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