No, standby, Iāll update your image.
Crikey, no wonder I couldnāt get it to work, I can work from you image, thanks, I would never have figured that out :? :roll: #-o :oops:
You may have to swap the connection from CN1 to CN2 if it turns off when you want it to turn on 
Thanks Teal, thatās about the only part I figured out 
Thanks Niko, yeah, I thought I may have to swap
Forget that itās an electronic module, for circuit purposes the relay output is just a switch:
That makes more sense, never have been good at electronics
Bodging stuff is my forteā 8)
Um, no, Iām more in the style of this guy:
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Bashy, where did you get that Lux sensor?
Be sure to let us know how it works out for you.
Found this on Amazon.
uxcell
What is the voltage of the fan ac or dc, relay will switch voltage up to 250 volts 10 amps.
I got mine of eBay, think it was about 2 quid with free shipping from China
Just running a pair of 12v 4400rpm fans in my tempshield
Will let ya know later how it goes
Here ya go guys, a wee video to show its all working, only thing i aint keen on is the LED lights up when it turns off, quite strangeā¦
PS, just in case ya wondering about the background noises, one is someone over the back drilling 
and my boys were playing
this i showed in the video lol
thanks again guys
https://www.facebook.com/suffweather/videos/649097758592449/
Good job Bashy! 8)
Itās all a learning experience.
How is your radiation temp shield made? I assume I missed that somewhere on here.
You mentioning that lux sensor got my gears turning, and that always spells trouble.
Thanks guys for the leads on the lux sensor. My search fu was apparently broken yesterday.
I can relate! :lol:
Look for Mick post in this section on the temp shield, ya canāt miss it, also shows you a link to a video on what itās based on a few comments in
1st morning test, its overcast at present, the fans turned on approx 1 hour after sunrise,
They also turned off about an hour before it got dark last night, i am very happy with that thanks again