ebee:
Just a word about PIR sensors.
Some types you can wire in parallel and some you can`t.
i.e, two or more sensors to operate one light or group of lights can sometimes be an advantage.
Always check with a manufacturer to see if compatable otherwise you might find the output on one PIR might hold the other PIR(s) output permanently on.
A way around this if, for some reason, you want to use a non compatable PIR is to wire the outputs each into its own relay or contactor then para up the relays switched outputs.
The same thing applies to central heating zone valves too.
ebee:
Just a word about PIR sensors.
Some types you can wire in parallel and some you can`t.
i.e, two or more sensors to operate one light or group of lights can sometimes be an advantage.
Always check with a manufacturer to see if compatable otherwise you might find the output on one PIR might hold the other PIR(s) output permanently on.
A way around this if, for some reason, you want to use a non compatable PIR is to wire the outputs each into its own relay or contactor then para up the relays switched outputs.
The same thing applies to central heating zone valves too.
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