really helpful... you could also add turn on lights manual switch connection and turn on and off motion senor switch.. please make a updated video regarding this and also what about ground circuit?
Thanks you for updates but in normal lighting wiring we normally take the hot or supply line to the switch and we take lamp feed to the lights, is this the same case in this wiring cause i see two hot lines, please can you help and explain it?
Good videos easy to understand Can you make a video on Three phase automation system, wapda, generatetor, MC breakers, MC, automatic module, 8 pin relay,s timers
The _load output_ terminal for PIR1 will also power _load output_ of PIR2 because they all are in series. Won't this be a problem? Do you think 1-way diode should be fitted to protect each _Load Output_ terminal or use of OR-gate relay?
@@dhruvmehtaphotography I bought all the components and in different models from AliExp, and built a test unit myself. No problems so far. My staircase has been lighting automatically since 2017. The 2 PIR and one LED bulb still going strong. But since I haven't tested the input nodes with a voltmeter, I cannot say if what I have done is correct/safe.
@@dhruvmehtaphotography Basically when drawing your circuit diagram, treat PIR units as parallel on/off switches. Keep circuit simple first. One power source, two PIRs in parallel and one LED lamp. Your PIR sensor will indicate maximum load wattage it can drive. Some PIRs have 2 terminals but most have 3 (Live, neutral and load)
Can this set up be switched with a dimmer. Example the switch with the dimmer is turned on and then the motion detectors will turn the lights on to the selected brightness. If the switch is off then no motion activated lights
This is exactly what I want to do! Great video, but where do I find the sensor and lights??
really helpful...
you could also add turn on lights manual switch connection and
turn on and off motion senor switch..
please make a updated video regarding this and also what about ground circuit?
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Thanks you for updates but in normal lighting wiring we normally take the hot or supply line to the switch and we take lamp feed to the lights, is this the same case in this wiring cause i see two hot lines, please can you help and explain it?
Highly informative.
Thanks for the update
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also plz add the motion senor product link to buy
Good videos easy to understand
Can you make a video on
Three phase automation system, wapda, generatetor, MC breakers, MC, automatic module, 8 pin relay,s timers
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I will try to do videos regarding above topics.
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Thanks for sharing it with us...
Great. Please add links to buy motion sensors and wall lights.
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The _load output_ terminal for PIR1 will also power _load output_ of PIR2 because they all are in series. Won't this be a problem? Do you think 1-way diode should be fitted to protect each _Load Output_ terminal or use of OR-gate relay?
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This is exactly what I was thinking, did you find any useful information about it?
@@dhruvmehtaphotography I bought all the components and in different models from AliExp, and built a test unit myself. No problems so far. My staircase has been lighting automatically since 2017. The 2 PIR and one LED bulb still going strong. But since I haven't tested the input nodes with a voltmeter, I cannot say if what I have done is correct/safe.
@@Ash_G so this circuit actually does work fine without a one way diode? Probably the sensor have an inbuilt one way diode?
@@dhruvmehtaphotography Basically when drawing your circuit diagram, treat PIR units as parallel on/off switches.
Keep circuit simple first. One power source, two PIRs in parallel and one LED lamp. Your PIR sensor will indicate maximum load wattage it can drive. Some PIRs have 2 terminals but most have 3 (Live, neutral and load)
Can this set up be switched with a dimmer. Example the switch with the dimmer is turned on and then the motion detectors will turn the lights on to the selected brightness. If the switch is off then no motion activated lights
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Nice video ...
What if the motion sensor have 4 wires stickin out is the connection still the same ..
4 wires means it has 2 input and 2 output , you would need to wire it in a way that it would breaks the circuit
Excellent video but I have one doubt we use charger Or give direct line.
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We use direct line.
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Direct ac or its required dc adapter for light ?
I believe the NEC required a minimum level of light all the time. So the lights can never go completely 100% off
Will it be short if both sensors triggered at the same time?
No.
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whether 3 motion sensors can be connected
Nice sir kindly tell which software you used for animation i need this for my uni presentation
Hello still very much waiting for to reply this. I also need it
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Where can you get that motion sensor switch?
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B019IEYMKM?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_image
It is available in online?
How are you powering this set up?
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How do you call that specific type of motion sensor?
Series or parallel?
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Is sensor ko wall me fit kaise kare
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Available in Amazon and flipcart
Any light apply diss led light??? Plz tell me bro
You can use 230V resistant any light
Can i used led strips?
Yes you can. But additionally you have to use AC/DC LED Driver.
Because LED stripes are worked from DC current.
Plz.list of components.thanks
Plz watch the video..
I have explained all components.
So confusing
Just run a 12 3 cable. That’s all