How to Wire 2 Motion Sensors to a Staircase Switch with 3 Wires

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#31 10694693 19 Mar 2012 08:23

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10694693 19 Mar 2012 08:23

So my friend did the same thing when, in the case of an intercom or a combination lock, the handles were left on both sides of the door, because they can be useful.

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#32 10694730 19 Mar 2012 08:45

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10694730 19 Mar 2012 08:45

I don`t see the point in having door handles on both sides in the example given.
I painted the corridor and the "permanent" light came in handy.
Besides, this is not my patent, because I have already seen such solutions, among others. in holiday cottages.
As for rewards on Elktrod, I prefer not to collect them.
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#33 10694742 19 Mar 2012 08:52

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10694742 19 Mar 2012 08:52

You see the senselessness of such a solution.
Of course, there may be times when lighting is needed non-stop.
To meet this requirement, such a switch should be installed, e.g. in a switchboard or in another place inaccessible to outsiders.
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The discussion revolves around connecting two motion sensors to a staircase switch system with three wires. The user seeks advice on wiring to avoid damaging the sensors. Participants emphasize the importance of correctly identifying the wires: black for constant voltage, blue for voltage when the light is on, and yellow-green for protective grounding. Suggestions include connecting the motion sensors in parallel to the existing staircase switch system, ensuring that both sensors and switches share the same phase to prevent short circuits. Some participants express concerns about the practicality of integrating motion sensors with staircase switches, suggesting that it may conflict with the intended operation of the switches. The conversation also touches on the necessity of adhering to electrical standards and the implications of using protective wires in installations.
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