Cheers. I must admit I've never used grid switches. In the lobby has an existing double switch controlling interior light and outside light on the house. I assume that could be replaced with a grid switch assembly incorporating those two existing functions plus the wireless switch to the shed. Inside the shed to give a local switch appearance doesn't matter.But what I was getting at, is that not everybody likes the way grid switches look. A bit too office-ish. They certainly look out of place if the other switches in the room aren't the same. But, that's the nearest you'll get to 'normal' looking switches with that range.
However I've still not written off PIR as the best option even if that was only for "approach lighting". I don't think anyone's commented on my initial question, can more than one be installed in parallel?
The requirement is getting a little more immediate, as in a week or so all weekday poultry operations are going to be in the dark both morning and evening, so lighting the work area would be a big benefit. As a temporary measure I've fitted a PIR that I had lying around, and a simple bulb holder. That should give some idea of range and coverage.