REQ :Stepped lighting.
 

a request for a circuit/layout for light switching that will turn on

low level lights 2 or 3 steps in front & 1 behind as a person walks

along a corridor or up/down stairs. Component list & values would also

be required if possible. My thanks for your consideration.


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REQ :Stepped lighting.
 

I.P.off10 wrote:
a request for a circuit/layout for light switching that will turn on

low level lights 2 or 3 steps in front & 1 behind as a person walks

along a corridor or up/down stairs. Component list & values would also

be required if possible. My thanks for your consideration.





This is a repair group, not a free engineering service. We'd be happy to
provide some tips and tweaks, but most of the design will be up to you.

REQ :Stepped lighting.
 

"I.P.off10" La casa d'ayer ria wrote in message
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a request for a circuit/layout for light switching that will turn on

low level lights 2 or 3 steps in front & 1 behind as a person walks

along a corridor or up/down stairs. Component list & values would also

be required if possible. My thanks for your consideration.

You'll need an IR sensor or a mechanical sensor for every step. Wanna do
that?

REQ :Stepped lighting.
 

On 30 Mar, 21:05, "I.P.off10" La casa d'ayer ria wrote:

a request for a circuit/layout for light switching that will turn on

low level lights 2 or 3 steps in front & 1 behind as a person walks

along a corridor or up/down stairs.

simplest is a sensor at each lighting point, which will detect someone
within a couple of steps.

Even simpler, though not the best option, would be to make your own
pressure sensitive mat, with the sensing wires divided into strips.


Component list & values would also

be required if possible.

funny


NT

REQ :Stepped lighting.
 

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Even simpler, though not the best option, would be to make your own
pressure sensitive mat, with the sensing wires divided into strips.

Carry a flashlight?