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'SLAVE LIGHT/LUMINAIRE '?

14-04-2018 9:52pm

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#2 14-04-2018 10:38pm

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It probably feeds a second light. Does that sensor trigger another light.

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#4 15-04-2018 10:28pm

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It's a link to drive another light without triggering a pir. So if you have one each side of the house you can link them. Do not put 230 into it as they are usually an a pulsed 12v. I don't know why because it would be handy to drive with a switch or timer.

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#5 16-04-2018 6:23am

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