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HC-SR501 Pir Motion IR Sensor Body Module

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    Is there away to get an output with enough voltage to turn on an LED or a 2 volt relay?

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      Is there away to get an output with enough voltage to turn on an LED or a 2 volt relay?

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      @Outlaw You could potentially connect it to the input of a relay module like this:
      https://www.ebay.com/itm/2PCS-1-Channel-DC-5V-Relay-Switch-Module-for-Arduino-Raspberry-Pi-ARM-AVR/322465448278?hash=item4b14704156:g:dzgAAOSwSlBY2bTH
      Why would you want only that though with no HA integration? If that's all you want, go to a store and buy a motion switch. Or am I missing something?

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