Occupancy sensor.. No neutral required?

[TPES]

Does anyone know where i can get one from? Looked on danlers website but can't see if they do a neutral free option

 

[RWJ]

All the one's I've ever fitted have needed a Neutral.

I would assume that a neutral is needed for the PIR control circuit and relay / contactor

 

[james the spark]

i fitted some but they were the wall switch type cant remember the make.

 

[Des 56]

There are neutral free ones apparently
This is a Yanky company that i believe now operate in the UK
No-Neutral Multi-Technology Wall Switch Sensor - LevitonProducts.com

The one in the link is 60 Hz,I am not sure if it could be used,but it shows they exist

 

[KINKY]

I have used no neutral presence detectors a few times. Cant be sure of the manufacture as im not in work but i think they where from a company called CP Electronics.

I can confirm on Friday and give you the part No of the one we use, have fitted many and had no issues.

 

[TPES]

I have used no neutral presence detectors a few times. Cant be sure of the manufacture as im not in work but i think they where from a company called CP Electronics.

I can confirm on Friday and give you the part No of the one we use, have fitted many and had no issues.

Sounds good. I'd appreciate that. Thanks

 

[KINKY]

no probs

 

[smiffy]

Link here. WAPIR (PIR occupancy switches) - DANLERS Limited - Lighting Controls HVAC ControlsMade by Danlers

 

[Liamsparks]

You can get these in senate. It works without a neutral as you connect a capacitor across line and neutral in the light fitting this then trickle charges the internal battery in the switch.

 

[Electro-tech]

Be alright for a IR test then !!!!!