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Bathroom PIR

Guest Guest_Neil_*
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PIR in a bathroom  :o

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Ditto.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
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Are you on commision from Crow Georg  :lol:

Shock sensor on the window is the only way to go here.

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Not actually. Just saying what PIR could do there. Pal's here have installed few outside and if they work ( ??? (haven't installed any outside myself !!! )) here in -30 degrees they should do fine in bathroom..

For once I have to agree with Georgahti,if you must fit a pir it has to be waterproof or it will corrode, I've fitted Crow D+D's in swimming pools (not underwater) which are an even harsher environment due to chemical fumes.

The opinions I express are mine and are usually correct!

(Except when I'm wrong)(which I'm not)
For once I have to agree with Georgahti,if you must fit a pir it has to be waterproof or it will corrode, I've fitted Crow D+D's in swimming pools (not underwater) which are an even harsher environment due to chemical fumes.

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Is something wrong in me??? Already a second time when someone agrees with me!! Thanks breff!! :green:
:lol:

If you don't know......ask.

I'm assuming it is not actually for a bathroom as Neil also seems concerned with false alarm immunity to the steam. Therefore, I don't think a PIR wil be suitable.

If you don't know......ask.
I'm assuming it is not actually for a bathroom as Neil also seems concerned with false alarm immunity to the steam. Therefore, I don't think a PIR wil be suitable.

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England isn't only place on earth where there is fog sometimes..

Even if there is steam, temperature and environment in the room should be quite stable. Shouldn't be harsher than outside.

Haven't benchtested this one, but I reckon most PIR's would false alarm in a stable enviroment where steam was present.

If you don't know......ask.
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Georg - if its minus 30 and you are all wrapped up in you burburry gortex or whatever how is a PIR going to see you?

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ehh.. :blush: sorry... i was talking only about FA's...
Haven't benchtested this one, but I reckon most PIR's would false alarm in a stable enviroment where steam was present.

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well, me neither and i wouldn't put ANY PIR in to the sauna, but bath/showerroom is already different environment..

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