IP44: For Indoor & Outdoor Use Adjustable Dusk. I want to replace the bathroom pull light switch with a ceiling mounted PIR. The ones I have found so far (on ebay) don't seem to be suitable to run a ventilation fan.
I want to run both the light and timed fan together. Is there a suitable ceiling mounted sensor available that would do the job? Buy PIR Sensors at Screwfix.com. Detects movement to trigger alerts.
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This has failed meaning the light is permanently on. The sensor is in-between the switch and a light. Upon inspecting the existing sensor, I can see: 4 wires coming from ceiling.
- a capped yellow/green wire. Luceco Guardian Indoor White PIR Motion Sensor 360° (256KJ) compare IP20: For Indoor Use Adjustable Dusk-to-Dawn Sensor Adjustable Time On Saving energy at home £10.99 Inc Vat Check stock in your local store. Buy LED Bathroom Lights at Screwfix.com.
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Buy online and collect in store in as little as 1 minute. Went to a friends house this weekend that they'd just moved in to, the previous owners had installed sensors that switched the lights on an off whenever you entered/left the bathroom. They did this because their kids would always leave the lights on in the bathroom.
It worked pretty well and also has a sensor to detect when its light enough not to need the light on at all. So, anyone know.
