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    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    It’s an interesting discussion what works and what doesn’t in terms of deterrence Like you say I remember being told not to fit any exterior lighting in an equipment yard for the reasons you outlined He was paying and reckoned it would make it easier for thieves i dunno
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    Trump is suing the BBC for Ten Billion USD.

    Trump has proven to be an absolute maniac A lunatic
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    Interesting Regulation of Yesteryear

    I can recall voltages down to maybe 200 -210 can't remember exactly That would be on bad single phase domestic supplies . Also loss of neutral in installation 3 phase distribution circuits causing equipment failure and same with external pen failure
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    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    Damn i just realized i qouted myself
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    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    No sensitivity or lux and just 30 sec on-time . Im happy enough with it It was a relief after all the time setting up lights with 3 controls for customers to the best of my ability
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    Interesting Regulation of Yesteryear

    What is the issue or not Those numbers always seemed out of whack to me My assumption always was they were a get out of jail free card for the DSOs( correct term?) rightly or wrongly
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    Interesting Regulation of Yesteryear

    It's quite a coincidence that a man called faraday invented a farady cage
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    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    Thinking back the CFL was meant to be bad for short on times affecting it
  9. M

    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    Yes the slow startups on discharge lighting and the short on-times affecting lamp life Don't think much about that now I still have a trusty 15w incandescent bulb on an older pir , newer bulbs wouldn't work on it
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    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    I tried out the model with no controls at my own place 30second on time(fixed) dead handy setup
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    Replacing back garden light - would you choose light with PIR sensor?

    Pir lighting needs proper setup I think a lot of people just slap them up the complain they're not working properly
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    Instructions, should they be required, what should they say, etc.

    I'm trying to figure out the difference between my blue bin and my green bin That's my level :giggle:
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    We are doomed

    The news organizations don't know how to stfu They keep churning out stuff Same as most people here
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    Instructions, should they be required, what should they say, etc.

    Not sure there’s much need for sleeving cables on new work Places that don't allow it seem to manage ok Top of my head thought as usual so could be completely wrong
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    Instructions, should they be required, what should they say, etc.

    What's that about have you a link to it
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    Instructions, should they be required, what should they say, etc.

    I never read manuals or instructions I realised later it was a mistake . They need at least a cursory glance as you can miss stuff
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