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RE: Secret Switch & LD11's
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- Subject: RE: Secret Switch & LD11's
- From: "Kenneth Watt" <kennwatt@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 11:41:15 -0000
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>
>
> Stop Press: - he just called me back, - says it works fine...
>
> tested with the model that uses a low-voltage (5V) sensor probe, which
is
> about the size of a postage stamp, and is remoted from the switch unit
on
> any old piece of wire, including bell-wire, CAT5, etc... Multiple
sensors
> can be connected in parallel to the switch unit, so there can be
multiple
> "hot-spots" in the wall. The LV side is opto-isolated from
the mains
side.
> the switch unit is slightly larger than a matchbox, & has
terminals
for
> the
> 5V sensor inputs. Live & Neutral in, and switched load out. the
switch
> contains a relay that is normally latched, but by removing the
controller
> chip it reverts to a momentary operation.
>
> Based on this, I'm going to order one up & test it out....
>
So what's to stop you somehow mounting that postage stamp sized sensor
in a door frame or similar so lights react when movement is detected in
the vicinity?
Just a thought...
K.
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