Sebson Internal PIR [REVIEW]

IMPORTANT NOTE - This PIR device requires connection to your live electrical wiring in order to operate. Please ensure that the installation is carried out by a qualified person.
You can buy this Sebson PIR sensor (Indoor use) from Amazon - amzn.to/2U3OQQt

[@russellg3775]

thank you, very handy. I have purchased the same sensors and this has given me the confidence to fit them.

[@michaelcollins7313]

Has your WC got a window to let in natural light? I want to install one to illuminate a lobby area (1 mertre x 1 x metre ) which has no natural light. I'm guessing the Sebson will do the job?

[@grahamd5418]

One other thing . What if you are taking a bath and the timer is set to three minutes?

[@duncansreviews]

Probably not a good idea to put it in a bathroom. Mine is in a room that has only a toilet and sink. So ideal for that room.

[@OA1998.]

Do you need a neutral on both terminals. Or is 1 sufficient? If theres a 3 core flex for example, 1 neutral, 1 permanent feed and 1 switch line, do you need to link over to both neutral terminals

[@sirsyedelectronics1732]

Yes both have to be connected with neutral

[@grahamd5418]

Does the sensor light itself come on?

[@duncansreviews]

@@grahamd5418 the sensor itself has no light, the part that looks like a light is the pir sensor part.

[@tonymcfeisty2478]

@@sirsyedelectronics1732 looking at the user manual, weather you need more than a just a Neutral supply for the sensor to work, would depend on your circuit design, if the light fitting has a neutral already to it (loop in loop out) you wouldn't need the 2nd Neutral (out), just the live/Neutral in and switched live out. looking at the Neutral connections it's look like just a straight connection, as you would see in a plate at the switch circuit

[@marklanghorn9220]

Could you use it outside

[@duncansreviews]

Sorry for the late reply, its not rated for outside us, this is for indoors only.