"Tony Hwang" wrote in message
news:SEJpi.4280$_d2.1176@pd7urf3no...
wrote:
I got a sensor light with a 2 bulb fixture. The light is really
annoying. It claims that if I shut it off and back on in 5 seconds or
less, it will remain on. Well, that dont work. When I am working
outside I want this light to remain on. I only use one of the 2 bulbs to
save energy. I plugged the other one
with a dead bulb. My idea is to remove the wires going to the second
light, where they attach to the sensor, and wire that socket directly
to the power line with a separate switch. In other words, the sensor
will control one bulb, while the other bulb will be connected to a
switch only. That way I can leave the second light turned on as long
as I want. Is this legal according to the code?

Thanks
Hi,
Those things have minimum load to work properly. Try with two 60W bulbs
and see. Mine has two 25W bulbs and I found out that's the minimum load
it needs.

Control circuit should be independent of load, sounds like a poor design.
Would be interesting to see a schematic of this circuit.