been tinkering away for a little and loving this project.
decided on the need for a nice enclosure for my 1st PIR project, at this stage only PIR.. plan for temp, and any other suggestions... its a screw top, so base will be screwed to ceiling, when batteries need replacing, just unscrew cap and change.
Attached are the STL's for all with access to a printer and keen on giving it a crack... love your feed back, and or sketch with temp and anything else...
PIR_V4_Base.stl
PIR_V4_Top.stl
enjoy

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hey chickey, thanks for the time I will give it a go

good looking project love to see the diagram. just ordered some 12v outdoor lights interested in seeing the quality of light, could be a cheap/safe way to get some security lighting

@Ashley-Savage
ah mis read the code... build circuit and sorted my timer via my vera with a timer to switch off relay after 5 secs...

hello, just looking to use this project to try and set up a motion triggered sprinkler to scare away some rabbits eating my plants and grass. Thinking of the relay triggering a 24v valve, my only problem is how do I extend the time the replay is closed, thinking I only need to spray water for 5-10secs... any tips would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

@ServiceXp said:

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haha yeah good call... give this one a goPIR_V4_Base_holes.stl

been tinkering away for a little and loving this project.
decided on the need for a nice enclosure for my 1st PIR project, at this stage only PIR.. plan for temp, and any other suggestions... its a screw top, so base will be screwed to ceiling, when batteries need replacing, just unscrew cap and change.
Attached are the STL's for all with access to a printer and keen on giving it a crack... love your feed back, and or sketch with temp and anything else...
PIR_V4_Base.stl
PIR_V4_Top.stl
enjoy

its a

thanks for the diagram, much appreciated...

quality project, been having a tinker with mixed results. used sketch from original post, but would it be possible to get a circuit diagram showing pull up locations??? bit of a beginner, but have had a few success with rolling out some power operated sensors , this is my first battery operated sensor...