PIR Sensor to multiple lights

[Jonny]

Yeah I agree on both fronts. We fitted a sensor in a very similar area at the other side of the building and works spot on so although my knowledge at present is limited I'd certainly use the same one again. Because I am left trying to fit this one on my own I was just after any advice on the best way of doing so and what I might need to look out for, if it's something I can do. I'd certainly use the correct conduit etc. If I can't get into this roof area.

 

[davesparks]

Yeah I agree on both fronts. We fitted a sensor in a very similar area at the other side of the building and works spot on so although my knowledge at present is limited I'd certainly use the same one again. Because I am left trying to fit this one on my own I was just after any advice on the best way of doing so and what I might need to look out for, if it's something I can do. I'd certainly use the correct conduit etc. If I can't get into this roof area.

If you are an electrician then yes it is something you can do.
If you are not an electrician then I would suggest that no it is most likely not something you can do as you would not have suitable insurance amongst other things.

 

[Ian1981]

Cp electronics do a microwave sensor at a range of 22 meters max depending on height and width of corridor and comes with optional remote control settings, depends how posh you want to be.