Definitely grabbing some of the wago lever connectors. Had the regular ones for tight spaces but always wished they could be changed without cutting the wire, this is way better. A must for connecting 4 or 5 wires which happens often in old house wirings
They do and I have a few, the issue is if its a shaded area like a porch it cant tell night and day well. With this you could theoretically drill a hole on like the side of the porch to put it through and turn any light on or off. Personally I ended up using a timer light switch for it
That’s what I did. Got a few TP-Link - Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch from Best Buy for $13 (on sale) and programmed the front/porch lights to turn on 30 minutes before sunset and turn off 30 minutes after sunrise
But is there anyway to wire a photocell with a switch bypass? Eg. need the light to be on when it’s dark outside like for a basement, I could also turn on independently?
Bro I have 2 outdoor lights on garage wall with photo cell sensors. One went out. I bought the exact one like urs at lowes. I installed it during day time with correct wiring. As soon as I turned the beaker on, the older working one was off and the newly installed one came on and never shut off. I waited a whole day to see if it turned off and it did not. At night the other one came on and both were on till dawn and the older one went off at dawn and this one didnt. IDK what"s goin on. That was the 2nd sensor I replaced thinking the first one was defective. any advice? ty
I think where he mounted that sensor when the light goes on it's going to think it's light and turn the light off I don't think I'd ever mounted near the light bulb
I am curious about the longevity of it. Feel like here in AZ the UV kills everything unless its built really well. There are a few lights I would like to install these on
Morning happy new year I'm planning to change my garage door hinges to the one you requested but it is not compatible to them the one in the middle of the 3 hinges that is the one I have so what do you recommend
Excellent explanation, my question is what happens to light red wire and main power read wire? You told light black to sensor black, light white, power white and sensor white to one . But not show to light red and power red!
What light red? Do you mean the ground he mentioned at the start? Sensor red goes to main power black (hot wire), sensor black goes to bulb black wires, white goes to neutral which should be whites on bulbs, ground just gets screwed to the base.