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golfpaul

Hi all.

I'm looking to incorporate a switch to an existing pir floodlight, to have the option of motion sensor or permanently on - could anyone point me to a wiring diagram for this?

Ta.
 
Without meaning to cause any offense, is this a wind-up? From your previous posts I'd have thought you'd know this.

If it's not a wind-up, apologies. Please post up how you think it should be connected and someone can give you some help.
 
Ok>>>>

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