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Anonymous Posted on May 09, 2013

I have outdoor security lights that run on a timer. Are there some that use a motion detector?

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Yes, in fact most people have motion-detector activated lighting so they can know if there is suspicious activity outside of their home. Many security companies also offer systems that allow you to operate the lighting at your home from a smartphone or personal computer, which can help save electricity when it comes to outdoor lighting.

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Timer is not identified.
Does the timer have a motion detector?
Do you select either timer or motion detector?
Attach photo of product
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-timers.html

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It appears this device is rate 10 amps at 230 volts = 2300 watts.
Use at least #14 wire and 15 amp breaker.
Connect wire at connection point on light.
Unit appears to have a transformer, and might make humming sound.
There is override located somewhere on unit. Possibly as a button on the motion sensor

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http://waterheatertimer.org/images/How-to-wire-motion-sensor-230V.jpg

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T4 twist and lock lampholder.
36 Watt 6500k T4 spiral compact fluorescent lamp included.
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PIR detection range of 12 meters at 2 meter height from ground.
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Reset circuit breaker.
Check if you are on a GFCI circuit.

Probably there is no hope, but the sensor has to be removed to replaced, so take it off and hang it upside down and let dry in sun.
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Cover outdoor electronics with plastic bag when washing house. That includes light and pool timers, breaker boxes, low voltage timers, infrared cameras, motion detectors, alarm boxes, etc.
Should the power wash contractor know this? Maybe yes.
We never covered things when washing houses, and we washed 100s per year, but I told the guys not to put pressured water directly on any outdoor electrical system.
Can you prove that the sensor stopped because of washing. No.
The unit could have simply stopped working.earlier that morning, without provocation.

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