12V PIR to switch 12V lights
Are there any suppliers of such devices?
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"JB" wrote in message
oups.com... Are there any suppliers of such devices? http://www.12voltz.co.uk/specialist.htm |
"PC Paul" wrote in message
o.uk... "JB" wrote in message oups.com... Are there any suppliers of such devices? http://www.12voltz.co.uk/specialist.htm Oops. Or you *could* go to http://www.bullybeef.co.uk/cctv_cameras.htm at 1/10 the price... |
"PC Paul" wrote in message
o.uk... "JB" wrote in message oups.com... Are there any suppliers of such devices? http://www.12voltz.co.uk/specialist.htm Aaargh! After 2 duff £100+ links, how about this for £49.95? http://www.henrys.co.uk/cctv/ars.htm Still seems an awful lot though. |
JB wrote:
Are there any suppliers of such devices? Standard intruder alarm PIR, with a 12V relay (car headlight or starter motor relay?) to switch the high-current load. An intruder alarm PIR probably won't switch the load directly. Owain |
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Owain writes: JB wrote: Are there any suppliers of such devices? Standard intruder alarm PIR, with a 12V relay (car headlight or starter motor relay?) to switch the high-current load. Intruder alarm PIR will only latch on for a second or two. You would probably need some extra logic to latch on for a reasonable time period. Also, might want some logic to prevent it operating unless it's dark. -- Andrew Gabriel |
No mains available without digging up 100ft of garden, just a 12V
battery which I will charge periodically. Rob Morley wrote: In article .com, "JB" says... Are there any suppliers of such devices? Can you not just use a mains PIR to switch the 12V transformer? |
"JB" wrote in message oups.com... No mains available without digging up 100ft of garden, just a 12V battery which I will charge periodically. You could purchase a caravan inverter to provide 240V. -- Bob Mannix (anti-spam is as easy as 1-2-3 - not) |
You could purchase a caravan inverter to provide 240V.
That would drain the battery very rapidly. Christian. |
JB wrote:
Are there any suppliers of such devices? http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=26922&doy=8m7D You'll need to use it to drive a suitable relay, such as: http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?ModuleNo=2512&doy=8m7 -- Grunff |
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JB wrote: No mains available without digging up 100ft of garden, just a 12V battery which I will charge periodically. Maplin do a kit which runs off 12 volts. http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?...mp;source=1 5 -- *Reality? Is that where the pizza delivery guy comes from? Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote: No mains available without digging up 100ft of garden, just a 12V battery which I will charge periodically. Maplin do a kit which runs off 12 volts. http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?...mp;source=1 5 Which added to Grunff's PIR should give what you want. -- *They call it PMS because Mad Cow Disease was already taken. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
Christian McArdle wrote: You could purchase a caravan inverter to provide 240V. That would drain the battery very rapidly. Christian. Why? The battery capacity is the same for a given load, 12V at n amps or 240V at n/20 amps less some for the inefficiency of the inverter. MBQ |
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The battery capacity is the same for a given load, 12V at n amps or
240V at n/20 amps less some for the inefficiency of the inverter. Because it will draw loads of current when off, unlike a 12V PIR sensor. Christian. |
Thanks for the replies - seems that there isn't an off the shelf
product. |
Actually I found what I wanted...
Its a Ring Ultra 12V PIR sensor controlling a security light, for sale at caravan accessory shops. Cost me =A325 off ebay. JB wrote: Thanks for the replies - seems that there isn't an off the shelf product. |
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PIR and Light switch for solar systems - Do it yourself - Green Energy This 12 Pir/light sensor swich you can buy it on ebay at ~ 10$ |
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