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Looking for some help.

Will have another go tomorrow. It’s fried my brain tonight. Thanks for the input. Will hopefully get to the bottom of it.
 
On the main junction box, remove the red & brown (flex) from the top of the connector & connect them into a separate connector. Keep the other two cables connected together. ISOLATE ELECTRICITY FIRST. Whoever installed this has not identified the neutral & earth conductors nor glanded the SWA correctly.
 
On the main junction box, remove the red & brown (flex) from the top of the connector & connect them into a separate connector. Keep the other two cables connected together. ISOLATE ELECTRICITY FIRST. Whoever installed this has not identified the neutral & earth conductors nor glanded the SWA correctly.

I couldn't make out which red wire was from which cable hence I suggested identifying the cable from the PIR black wire. The neutral is largely irrelevant as they are looped in the main junction box - just the live needs to be separated

The long and short of it is that the PIR wire (black) is putting a short between L and N when the PIR operates - there should be a load connected to the PIR wire
 
Thank you everyone for your time and help. I can’t tell you how grateful I am :-)
I have now connected a different sensor with a logical wiring format. It all now works. Horrah!
It’s possible the previous sensor in question was faulty. I got there in the end.
 

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