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Floodlight - inhibit daytime operation
I have a 300watt non-PIR floodlight in my back garden. It is on a two way
switch (one is 2gang with the kitchen light - the other is next to patio door.) Occassionally someone hits the wrong switch and the light gets put on and is not noticed for a while (wasting electricity). I could reduce the problem by fitting a LED version which will minimise the wastage - but ideally I would like to inhibit its operation during daylight hours, I don't want PIR as we like to manually put it on to see down the garden. Any ideas? |
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