Connecting 2 Motion Detectors to 3 LED Garden Lamps: Wiring Diagram & Activation Guide

Question

Hello, I am asking for help in connecting 2 pcs of motion detectors. At the beginning and end, and between them 3 led garden lamps. I want the detector to activate these lamps from both sides.
I am asking for some diagram how to connect it.

atomic99 · Accepted Answer

Look here:

atomic99 · Accepted Answer

Well, as if a short circuit will do as it goes from one power source.
The second detector will not give a "second current" but will activate the circuit for a longer time. Because the detectors by themselves do not give "current" but close the circuit.

krzysztofh · Accepted Answer

Normal motion detectors powered by 230V AC do not have sophisticated optics and you will not find anything in this segment. Animal-resistant detectors must be sought in the segment of detectors dedicated to alarm systems. If you assume that it is to work outside it will be very expensive.
I know ROKONET detectors resistant to animals and plant movements, but the cost of such a detector is about 700 PLN.
The only question is whether the work of these detectors without false alarms (in this case lighting up the lamps) is so important.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Hm, I thought the detector would fire 2 lamps from its end. But if it is always to light all 3, then this scheme is good.

brofran · Answer

The detector has 3 terminals L + N + OUT. You connect the outputs together and to the LED.

krzysztofh · Answer

A colleague does not write anything about how the motion detectors are powered (with what voltage). LED garden lamps are usually powered by a lower voltage. In any case, we know nothing about it.

tomek7779 · Answer

lamps will be powered by 230v the first detector at the entrance to the so-called furka and the second detector at the exit from the house and I would like that on both sides if someone approaches these lamps

krzysztofh · Answer

The detectors are also powered by 230V AC? By the way, write using the rules of spelling because admin will warn you.

tomek7779 · Answer

ai still one according to the above scheme given by colleague atomic99 what will be like two detectors work one after the other ??

atomic99 · Answer

The light will just stay on longer. And what would it be?

tomek7779 · Answer

I don't know, I thought that when both detectors give phase, some short circuit will happen ??
second matter colleagues, maybe someone will tell me which detectors I should buy so that they do not work on animals I know that they can be expensive but what nothing on the net I can not find

tomek7779 · Answer

OK OK so just to confirm how yes this connection in the attached picture will work without a problem ?? only now watch case what ???

tomek7779 · Answer

Hello, I care about the detector that will not work on animals Maybe something else you can think of?

jdubowski · Answer

Depends what animals ... It can't be done, because the current technology does not allow the detector to distinguish man from bear

Anonymous · Answer

Unfortunately not. Here, each time three lamps will light up at once. To get the action you want, you need to give, for example, 2 relays with 230V coils. Alternatively, if the bulbs have a specific power and will not be exchanged for others, you can try to choose some relays for a lower voltage and connect them in series with the bulbs.

tomek7779 · Answer

Well, I mean that they all light up at once only from one end or from the other, i.e. from one detector once from the other ?? will such connection be good ??

tomek7779 · Answer

thank you very much Added after 1 [minutes]: In that case, I consider the topic finished thank you all for help and attention

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