Just replace the whole thing. If you repair it the LED driver will pack up five minutes later.
Bill
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3 years ago
PIR sensor
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3 years ago
Maybe
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3 years ago
:-( Fortunately might points downwards and it did not cost much.
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Outside light with integral PIR sensor, sensor has failed. Part No is EJ-A003. Seems to only be available in large quantities from China. Does anyone know of somewhere I could buy just 1? I know I could fit a separate sensor, would be neater to replace the one in the light.
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3 years ago
...& a new complete pir light costs what?
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3 years ago
Cost isn't an issue. Thought this was a DIY group.
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3 years ago
Somewhat doubt it as it isn't an LED fitting.
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3 years ago
Good idea, unfortunately the bulb on mine points upwards.
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3 years ago
So buy a shit load from China & use one?
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3 years ago
Min min scénario ?
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3 years ago
One also does wonder what makes it fail.They are hardly complex devices. I do think, however that we should not be supporting the away society, myself. Brian
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3 years ago
Mine have mainly failed (outdoors) because the 'window' has suffered from UV and gone opaque.
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3 years ago
Good grief! Why not? You're wasting money on leccy!
Bill
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3 years ago
"Cost is not an issue" apparently...
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3 years ago
Bloody 'ell.
Bill
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3 years ago
Not really, as I'm using an LED bulb.
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3 years ago
No wonder it's fecked then!