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A short while ago someone asked about having two PIR lights linked so they both act as one. In my reply to that thread I mentioned something cryptic about having separate switches to enable them and to select the linking action.

Well here is a diagram of what I meant, as drawn up for a site with 4 PIR lights on the 4 walls and a grid-switch arrangement to allow a (probably OTT) level of control over them.

Might be a useful idea for someone at some time in the future!
 

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