Chris,
Yes, I have some in stock - neat, small unit about 45x45mm and 35mm
deep.
12V input with open collector output - but this would need to be used with
something like HomeVision. They're the same type I'll be using in my
own
home. I've sent Phil Harris one recently and I believe he's testing
it
at the moment.
Also do a mains version which will switch 8 amps - with an adjustable
timer from 4 to 32 minutes. Light sensor is adjustable from 50 to
1500lux. It's got the same PIR head as the LV PIR but also has a 70mm
diameter bezel, and the controls are housed in a 135mm long tube behind the
head. Really designed to fit in a suspended ceiling, but you could
use
it in a plastered ceiling if it was stuck into place.
Simon
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 25 November 2001 21:13
Subject: [ukha_d] Anyone found some
decent Flush Mount PIRs in the UK
I'm still tinkering with the lighting control.
As
Mike points out bathrooms, toilets, pantry areeas etc are ideal candidates
for PIR controlled lighting. There's also something to be said for not
routing this control through an HA interface but just use main PIR time
switches instead.
Any one know of a good source for flush mount (cieling) PIRs -
either
mains or low voltage.
Chris
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