Yes. Mine switches an 11W CFL.
Faulty PIR for lighting
- Thread starter m4rky
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Brilliant.
I found the manual for it and wasn't sure whether I needed a corrective capacitor? http://www.global-download.schneide...duct_selection_and_technical_guide_250909.pdf
I found the manual for it and wasn't sure whether I needed a corrective capacitor? http://www.global-download.schneide...duct_selection_and_technical_guide_250909.pdf
Back again. I still havn;t got another PIR yet.
I sent an email to Steinel about using LEDs with the IS1 and I got this reply:
"The low load situation is difficult, because the LED's begin to flicker
when the sensor goes off ! That can be also by IS 1. Then you have to
use a relay between sensor and LED's witch cut L and N !"
What do you guys think about that?
I am half tempted to go and take the LEDs out and put the old bulbs back in and save all the hassle!
I sent an email to Steinel about using LEDs with the IS1 and I got this reply:
"The low load situation is difficult, because the LED's begin to flicker
when the sensor goes off ! That can be also by IS 1. Then you have to
use a relay between sensor and LED's witch cut L and N !"
What do you guys think about that?
I am half tempted to go and take the LEDs out and put the old bulbs back in and save all the hassle!
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