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Hi
Looking for some help.
Is it possible to wire a pir light that only has line-neutral-cpc
With a normal outside light normal connections via a light switch.
So both lights come on when the switch is operated but only the pir light works when the switch is off
 
nah. this is a carp !

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[ElectriciansForums.net] Pir light + switched light
 
No not enough cables, it can be put controlled if you leave the switch on and just use it to turn it off , need 4core for what you are trying to do
 

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