12v DC Photocell Switch

Jerbro

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Does anyone know where I can get one? Plenty of 240v AC ones around in the DIY stores, but I'm thinking of fitting some LED deck lights and I want them to come on automatically at dusk, so need a 12v DC one. I've found an auto-anchor light switch from Cleghorn Waring (Autolight 60) but they want £50 for that (240v AC one is about a tenner).

Any ideas?

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Thanks Dave, you've just saved me £15. I owe you a pint!

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Does anyone know where I can get one? Plenty of 240v AC ones around in the DIY stores, but I'm thinking of fitting some LED deck lights and I want them to come on automatically at dusk, so need a 12v DC one. I've found an auto-anchor light switch from Cleghorn Waring (Autolight 60) but they want £50 for that (240v AC one is about a tenner).

Any ideas?

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I to had trouble location a 12v photocell for a solar project at a reasonable price. Lots of mains ones but 12 volt ones are 4 times the price. I found a uk company called acetek that sell them for about 17.00 which is less than half the price of others. I know it's a bit late for this question but I found this before question when looking myself, so it may help you.
 
Does anyone know where I can get one? Plenty of 240v AC ones around in the DIY stores, but I'm thinking of fitting some LED deck lights and I want them to come on automatically at dusk, so need a 12v DC one. I've found an auto-anchor light switch from Cleghorn Waring (Autolight 60) but they want £50 for that (240v AC one is about a tenner).

Any ideas?

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What deck lights are you looking at? Or any other views.. I dont know how one chooses some that are bright enough. and not some 'orrible shade of blue or blue/white?
 
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