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PIR AC LED Stair Motion Sensors Causing Lights to Stay On

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  • #1 21232778
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    Hi, can anyone advise me on PIR AC LED stair motion sensors? I have two sensors, one at the start and one at the end, 5 lights with 3 watt LED bulbs. Each time, after about two to three lights, the sensors hang up and the light does not go out. When I wanted to complain about them, the service technician said that something is sticking in them because there is too much voltage when switching on - LED bulbs at standard would not be like that and something needs to be applied before the sensors.

    Mini PIR motion sensor AC LED with packaging. .
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  • #2 21232786
    HD-VIDEO
    Level 43  
    External relay for 230V use
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  • #3 21232824
    metalMANiu
    Level 21  
    The sensor was made to work with fine lighting. So either it is faulty or it is a bubble.

    zbyszekoziol wrote:
    5pcs lamps with 3 watt led bulbs
    .
    A whole 15 watts. If someone proposes to use a contactor or relay for such a wattage then all the more reason to advertise this sensor.
  • #4 21232827
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    This service gentleman was not concerned with the wattage of all the bulbs. Just about the wattage of some start-up at the first start-up, which is too high. And causes some welding of the contacts.
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  • #5 21232834
    metalMANiu
    Level 21  
    It is known, capacitors charge quickly drawing more current at start-up. But this is still not enough to cause a malfunction.

    Include the instructions for the sensor and the lamps you used.
  • #6 21232841
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    The lamps are normal without sensors, so I bought the two sensors and fitted them.

    ePOWER motion sensor installation diagram. Light bulb from the 360 Line series with a traditional shape, 7W power, E27 socket, 4000K neutral color. Technical specifications for a motion sensor used with lamps. .
  • #7 21241103
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    Hi. Can I ask for help as I don't know what to do? I have connected this sensor now to just one lamp and everything is going, ie 1 unit. What do you guys think?
  • #8 21241404
    HD-VIDEO
    Level 43  
    Welded contacts with more lamps = poor quality relays.

    And you are able to open and show what relay is used there; it is possible that they can be replaced with something better.

    Or use an external company relay, e.g. Relpol with a 230V coil on a base
  • #9 21241431
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    >>21241404 I think so. But I will say that I can exchange for this expensive or better one because I don't have the strength anymore my wife cries that it's dark etc.
    I used to have this one too and it was done too. Packaging of the Orno PIR motion sensor model OR-CR-211. Technical specifications and settings of a motion sensor. .
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  • #10 21241476
    HD-VIDEO
    Level 43  
    After all, it is the same
  • #11 21241689
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    >>21241476 This one is similar, but I can exchange it for what you recommended.
  • #12 21241699
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    Buy a decent sensor and the problem is over.
  • #13 21245323
    zbyszekoziol
    Level 2  
    I would be happy to buy even for each lamp 1 piece. Just colleagues, which one is the decent one. I would like all the lamps to light up at once.
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The discussion revolves around issues with PIR AC LED stair motion sensors that cause lights to remain on. The user reports that with two sensors and five 3-watt LED bulbs, the lights do not turn off after a few activations. A service technician suggested that excessive voltage during startup may be causing the sensors to malfunction. Responses indicate that the sensors may not be compatible with the total wattage of the bulbs, leading to welded contacts in the relays. Suggestions include using an external relay or replacing the sensors with higher quality options. The user expresses frustration and seeks recommendations for reliable sensors that can handle multiple bulbs effectively.
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