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Hi, i have a client who would like a sensor in the entrance to a car port that will switch on a couple of ordinary 4 foot fluorescent lights. Can someone please advise if I will need a special type of sensor to operate these lights as opposed to ordinary lamps? Thanks.
 
Any lighting PIR with a relay output, which most have, will do the job. I've used the Superswitch Spectra 200 (TLC, SS 6016) for various lighting loads including fluorescent, without a problem.
 

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