Pir 2 wire wall switch

[Newsome3]

Hi
Huh as anybody used the above items?

ive a communal area in a old Victorian house where there currently is the push timer switches

my problem is there all 2ways at present
whats option for me to do so can function well enough with out having to walk down/up dark stairs as changing all to 1ways will make that the issue

cheers in advance

 

[MDJ]

Hi
Huh as anybody used the above items?

ive a communal area in a old Victorian house where there currently is the push timer switches

my problem is there all 2ways at present
whats option for me to do so can function well enough with out having to walk down/up dark stairs as changing all to 1ways will make that the issue

cheers in advance

A little confused here, no need for 2 way switches with timer switches, 1way wired in parallel will work

 

[tazz]

The existing Push timer switches must already be a parallel circuit....so jobs a goodan...!!

 

[Newsome3]

I'm not sure to be honest I've not been to view yet just what customer has emailed me with

fingers crossed it is

 

[telectrix]

just hope you've got neutrals at the switches.

 

[Newsome3]

2 wires don't need neutral do they?
belived wholesaler was saying there just lives

 

[telectrix]

PIRs do though.

 

[Newsome3]

Im sure my wholesaler has emailed me the info saying not needing

using b.e.g internal with battery built in aparebtly

 

[Newsome3]

Think be a no go job if need neutrals as customer says no neutral at them just live and switch live
It's a big old Victorian with old coving so won't want me doing and wiring alterations

 

[GMES]

As Tel said pir's require neutral I think most detectors/ 360 occupancy sensors need them.

 

[Newsome3]

It's a 180 one

 

[Thefailsafe2012]

Danlers do a PIR wall plate with no neutral needed, needs a permanent live to recharge its battery. Sounds like what you have right?

 

[Newsome3]

I've not collected them yet but sounds simallar

So just treat as a one way?

 

[Thefailsafe2012]

Well your b.e.g brand does a similar one too, google told me

Yeah all it'll have on the back is L & SL on the back so you cant go wrong!

 

[not clever]

The Danlers no neutral pir units are a peice of **** to fit, just make sure they are supplied with the cap you need to fit on the circuit