Just spotted this and thought some might be interested. I can think of a couple of places they'd be handy.
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Just spotted this and thought some might be interested. I can think of a couple of places they'd be handy.
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Of course that limits its usefulness as an easy replacement for a switch.
anything about adjusting the time period that the switch remains actuated after movement is detected. Does this mean it is an occupancy detector rather than some PIR activated time switch?
TIA, Fred
The instructions
Time lag: 1 to 16 minutes (adjustable) Coverage: 120° cone angle, within 5m distance
Does that answer your question?
Yes, thanks.
Is there a difference between a PIR and an occupancy detector or are they two names for the same thing?
TIA Fred
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