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Overriding a PIR with a key switch?

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Will it be okay to override a PIR using a key switch, incase the PIR stops working?
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    Another approach is to use a 2-way switch with a central 'off' position. You then have 3 switch positions: always on, always off, and automatic.
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    Another approach is to use a 2-way switch with a central 'off' position. You then have 3 switch positions: always on, always off, and automatic.
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