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Precisely.use a relay/contactor and use the pir to trigger the coil.
On one switch out of interest?job i did last year 20 40W panels on a 10A B type. never tripped.
What about replacing the switch with a time lag switch. something similar to this Time Delay Switch | Time Delay and Time Lag Switches | green-i - http://www.cpelectronics.co.uk/green-i/products/timers/time-delay-switchSingle sensor because there is one entrance to the room. It's a large room in an office block used for storage only. They walk in, walk back out. No need for multiple sensors. They're currently on a 1g switch, and the c10 mcbs holds out fine. They simply want a sensor in its place because people can't seem to get their head around the use of a switch. The contactor was always an option but I want to see if I can get a sensor to save faffing about first
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