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jurand87sca wrote:Detector to be original.After slight modification any factory detector with relay
jdjan1 wrote:I understand the good intentions of your advice, however it is about something else: it's not that I can't solve the problem of connecting one or another sensor or multiplying its contacts I'm simply looking for a sensor that has without any interference to share a contact separated from the sensor supply. Such sensors have been and probably are produced - one defective one is sitting on my desk at the moment, but I can't find a reasonably budget model.So let it control an additional relay with a 230V coil and you have the kind of contacts you want,
101pawel wrote:Why should people waste their time pointlessly analysing a misplaced problem.I am simply looking for a sensor that has, without any interference whatsoever, to share a contact separate from the sensor supply.
CYRUS2 wrote:I have been reading various forums since the beginning of the internet. For this reason, what you have written does not surprise me. Forum participants are divided into those who do not get enough sleep, do not eat, indeed, go out of their way to help, and those who pose the wrong problems. I will try to help you, as indeed my problems can absorb time that you can use in a meaningful way: - you know, write; you don't know, don't write.Why should people waste their time pointlessly analysing a misplaced problem.
kosmos99 wrote:Give any type or model as I can't find one.As used with halogen lamps?
Moderated By Marek_Skalski:Doesn't a Fellow need to take a bit of a break from the Forum, gather his thoughts quietly and think about his next comment?
Reading this post made me start to wonder about terms such as "claiming attitude", "sneering", "disrespect", "lecturing"....
3.1.9. Don't be ironic or malicious towards the other side of the discussion. Respect dissent and other opinions on the forum.
101pawel wrote:Provide any type or model, as I can't find it.
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Moderated By suworow:Congratulations on solving the problem. One can only regret that the high technical culture is not matched by the culture of expression of your colleague. Perhaps it is worth working on this. For my part, the only thing I can do is to offer a small holiday from technology. For the time being two weeks, but I am always happy to extend it.
3.1.9. Do not be ironic or malicious towards the other side of the discussion. Respect dissent and other opinions on the forum.
TL;DR: Looking for a 230 V PIR with isolated NO/NC? Up to 30 minutes delay is standard; "choose a sensor with a potential-free relay contact." Use 4-wire units to keep contacts separated. [Steinel Control PRO IR Quattro Datasheet]
Why it matters: This FAQ helps electricians, integrators, and DIYers quickly find 230 V PIRs with dry contacts and long delays without hacks.
