Is there a way I can easily wire a dusk till dawn device into my normal wiring?
Here is the situation.
I am in the process of remodeling my house, and haven't moved in yet. However due to the time it takes, the house is unoccupied at night, and my neighbors told me high school kids are starting to hang out on my driveway at night. Cars parked on my driveway, loud music, etc and in the morning when I get there, I get cigarette butts, empty beer bottles, sometimes a whole bottle, sometimes thrown against the tree and shattered glass everywhere, and other trash.
I have recessed lights under the exterior soffit all the way around my house and several security lights. However all of them are switched. They are not motion sensor or dawn till dusk types.
I am wondering, while the house is still not occupied, I want to have the lights on at night. Is there some way I can wire in something at the switches on the inside to turn them into a dusk till dawn device or at least on timer (say 6pm-6am) without too much trouble? On the inside I don't have lights on where the switches are so I guess timer is more practical?
Here is the situation.
I am in the process of remodeling my house, and haven't moved in yet. However due to the time it takes, the house is unoccupied at night, and my neighbors told me high school kids are starting to hang out on my driveway at night. Cars parked on my driveway, loud music, etc and in the morning when I get there, I get cigarette butts, empty beer bottles, sometimes a whole bottle, sometimes thrown against the tree and shattered glass everywhere, and other trash.
I have recessed lights under the exterior soffit all the way around my house and several security lights. However all of them are switched. They are not motion sensor or dawn till dusk types.
I am wondering, while the house is still not occupied, I want to have the lights on at night. Is there some way I can wire in something at the switches on the inside to turn them into a dusk till dawn device or at least on timer (say 6pm-6am) without too much trouble? On the inside I don't have lights on where the switches are so I guess timer is more practical?