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I would but I'm heading out with the wife, so I don't have time tonight. cheers

To be honest, no. I only measured it when it stopped working. The dimmer itself is in a awkward place and has a marking (apencil line drawn by me!) on it to show it's position, which hasn't changed until I turned it up.

I did turn it up full and that made no difference. I'll take it out the circuit completely tomorrow and try that, Thanks

Yes, it's more for effect that security. That's the bit that's confusing me - it worked, now it doesn't! :?

Also, would the fact that the lights some on when the sensor it taken out of the circuit not imply the dimmer was OK? I can't imagine the new d-d sensor would burn out immediately?

Yes, that's the path. The thing is, I don't dim as such, the lights are fixed at the level I want them at, so they aren't being continually changed, but I guess the fact they're dimmed at all could cause problems? Thanks

Hello all, First posting on here, so be gentle please! ;>) I have a row of halogen lights under my garage soffit which are fed via a dusk to dawn sensor, which in turn is fed from a dimmer inside the house. Everything has been working fine for around a couple of weeks until the other...