It would work, but i'd draw a schematic for reference.

I'd have to think about it logically before putting two sensors and a switch. You can also use this method to allow the two sensors to operate the same light. Remember that the sensor requires a dedicated neutral for its electronics. Yes You can 'jump' the sensor with a switch. I made choice that there were too many people to train on the 'blink the switch' method of overriding the sensor. That is to say either the motion sensor can run the outdoor sconces OR the light switch. The safe way to do this would be to use a relay.

I believe most will also go back to normal operations after some hours, or after the sun comes up again It is possible that you'll damage the electronics by overriding the detector.

To go back to normal operation, turn the switch off and wait ~10 seconds, then turn back on.

If you turn the switch off and on within a second or so, the light will stay on, and this overrides motion detection.

The motion detector monitors ambient light (daylight) and then activates when it's dark enough, and motion is detected.

Normally the switch is kept on all the time.

Most motion detectors have a built-in override: LED security light to bypass motion detector. How can I override a motion detector light? The motion with a 3 way sw to work manual or go back in. I Just moved into a home & the outdoor lights have Intelectron BC8950 Motion Detectors but I do not have a manual and I have not been able to figure out how they work. Intelectron motion detector BC910pB - GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home question. So my questions are, is it safe to do this 'jumping' method? If not are there any methods to do this or any common practices for this type of feature? I first thought about just 'jumping' the motion detector with the switch, but I am concerned if the motion detector would be able to handle live power on both sides of its relay when the relay is turned off. When the light switch gets turned off I would like the operation of the motion detector to return to normal. What I mean by this is that I would like to be able to flip a switch that turns and keeps the lights turned on regardless of if there is motion or not. I would like the ability to 'override' the motion detector. I am going to be installing one or two motion detector lights to cover my backyard.

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