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Hi there,

I am looking at specifying a Triac dimmer switch after a PIR and manual override to control several lights, i dont see an issue why this shouldnt work as the Triac dimmer is after the PIR. Has anyone done something like this before and had issues?

I know its a bit unconventional but should achieve what the client is after.

Thanks
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Hi there,

I am looking at specifying a Triac dimmer switch after a PIR and manual override to control several lights, i dont see an issue why this shouldnt work as the Triac dimmer is after the PIR. Has anyone done something like this before and had issues?

I know its a bit unconventional but should achieve what the client is after.

Thanks
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It will work fine as long as the pir is a relay type one.
 
Thankyou for the reply. Sorry, what do you mean a relay PIR? Could you send a link as an example?
Thanks again
One that uses an internal relay to do the switching most are.

 

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