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Occupancy PIR detectors


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  • Subject: Occupancy PIR detectors
  • From: "Simon Coates" <ecolume@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2001 18:20:05 -0000
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I've just tested one of the 12V occupancy PIRs that I've mentioned in a recent thread.  Connected it directly to HomeVision's Port B and it works without connecting the PIR's open collector output to a voltage via a resistor.  HomeVision's Port B already has +5V via 2.2k resistor built in - so everything is kept nice and simple!
 
The PIR is very sensitive :o)
Once it's been on for a few minutes and stabilises, it detects brilliantly.  Very pleased with the performance, and also relieved since I'm relying on these PIRs for automating lighting and heating and other occupancy related stuff.
 
Yipee!
 
Simon
 

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