15-12-2019, 06:51 PM
I gave the PIR a good inspection yesterday and there is no way the tiniest of spiders can get in so I think we will have to conclude that movement in the bushes at the periphery of the detection area is to blame.
I did consider reducing the sensitivity slightly but the controls are awkward to get to, so I'll leave well alone. The light was deliberately aimed so as not to cause interference to any of the neighbours so there is no problem there and a 10W LED isn't going to break the bank if it's on for slightly longer, taking the year overall!
I did consider reducing the sensitivity slightly but the controls are awkward to get to, so I'll leave well alone. The light was deliberately aimed so as not to cause interference to any of the neighbours so there is no problem there and a 10W LED isn't going to break the bank if it's on for slightly longer, taking the year overall!
