cksimkoza4 The translation to English for me might not be working correctly. What you have described is what I call "A horrible case of the 'Normals'". The circuit is responding exactly as it is designed to do. The system response is triggered / activated by light - not mains power.
maybe it is edge triggered - and not getting state change from "light" to "darkness" when powered up during the night (and not powering up outdoor lights as supposed). Maybe some backup battery for the detector would help if power interruptions are frequent?
maybe it is edge triggered - and not getting state change from "light" to "darkness" when powered up during the night (and not powering up outdoor lights as supposed). Maybe some backup battery for the detector would help if power interruptions are frequent?
