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Day/Night Switch?

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Brian - 30 Nov 2006 20:13 GMT
I just purchased a brand new outdoor light for my house. It is operated
by a normal switch like most lights.. However, my Wife is always
complaining that I don't remember to turn it off in the morning. So, to
avoid future nagging (aside from remembering to turn it off), is there
some sort of device which I can put in series with the light to detect
night and day?

Thanks
Bob F - 30 Nov 2006 20:20 GMT
> I just purchased a brand new outdoor light for my house. It is operated
> by a normal switch like most lights.. However, my Wife is always
> complaining that I don't remember to turn it off in the morning. So, to
> avoid future nagging (aside from remembering to turn it off), is there
> some sort of device which I can put in series with the light to detect
> night and day?

Yes. Any hardware store should have them.

Bob
Abe - 30 Nov 2006 21:49 GMT
>I just purchased a brand new outdoor light for my house. It is operated
>by a normal switch like most lights.. However, my Wife is always
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>Thanks
Sure, look around for an in-line photoelectric sensor.
MLD - 30 Nov 2006 22:26 GMT
> I just purchased a brand new outdoor light for my house. It is operated
> by a normal switch like most lights.. However, my Wife is always
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>
> Thanks

A light with a sensor just like mine--got it at Home Depot.  Keep the switch
on and the light will go on at dusk and off in the morning.  Switch off and
no light at any time.
MLD
 
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