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They don't have a technical solution yet as the whole system relies on the 868 MHz frequency so if it turns out that this is the case moving it might be the best option. The output power from the street lights is very low so it doesn't penetrate walls etc so moving to a different face of the...

Apart from just controlling the lights the radio link is also used for health and efficiency monitoring of the lighting network which means the lights can transmit more often and for a sustained period in some cases. As this FOI request shows, the lights use the same 868 MHz frequency as the...

If your on a budget Hikvision make a low cost range of analogue or IP (PoE) cameras and recorders under the name HiLook. While they don't have all the bells and whistles of a full Hikvision system they cost significantly less and still offer very good image quality when positioned correctly...

I don't have a document to hand that I can share but I work for a Pyronix distributor and Pyronix themselves provided this information recently. Apparently in some areas the issue was significant enough to prompt the council to change the frequency used by the street lights. Their advice is...

On the older single frequency models the street light issues caused a jamming issue whereby it blocked the frequency altogether. On the newer dual frequency models it causes the bell box to wake up from sleep mode and switch frequency regularly which causes the batteries to run down quicker and...

There is a issue know to Pyronix with the wireless bell box picking up interference from street lights that use radio communication which causes the battery to run down much quicker than it should. Do any of the street lights close to your home have small radio antennas on the top?

will do thanks for the advice

thanks yes, i was not worried about the lights going out and the fan manafacturer did want a 3a fused unit used. How would you recomend I connect an electric towell radiator (250w), I know it needs a fused spur, would you use the existing lighting circuit or a new connection and if so...

Yes, the switched fuse is before the lights and the fan. The pull cord turns on the lights and the fan. The fused spur was only supposed to be an additional safety measure. There are only 2 bulbs on the upstairs lighting circuit as it is a very small house.

Oh dear...? Is this an issue, I was told by a supposed electrician that a separate circuit with an RCD was not necessary just for lighting?

Hi I am installing an en-suite bathroom from scratch. I have connected a spur from the upstairs lighting circuit to an earthed 13A FCU (outside the bathroom) with a 3A fuse in and then connected to 3x 50w (zone 3) downlighters and a timer fan with a downlighter (20w fan + 20w 12v light) via...