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Senor lights height maximum?

Carrickbeg · 2018-10-14 19:40:14

Have a wire for a light about 5.5m high up on the outside of my two storey new build...would this be too high for a sensor light? Electrician reckons it is but he said I've the final call...title should say SENSOR...

14-10-2018 7:40pm

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Carrickbeg

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Have a wire for a light about 5.5m high up on the outside of my two storey new build...would this be too high for a sensor light? Electrician reckons it is but he said I've the final call...title should say SENSOR...

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#2 15-10-2018 8:02am

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normally about 2.4m max, depends on the unit

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#3 15-10-2018 8:44am

JoeA3

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You can get units where the sensor is separate from the light itself. So you could locate the sensor lower down.

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