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Topic Title: Dimmer with 2nd switch wire Topic Summary: Created On: 14 January 2013 10:12 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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please see LINK i have not seen this before.
EBAY Also on subject of dimmers heard the Hager dimmers can be fitted either end of a 2 way lighting circuit and lights be set from either side of the strappers. using a slave dimmer type idea, ------------------------- Dougie Power Plus Electrical.co.uk My mission is to live as long as possible......so far so good! Edited: 14 January 2013 at 10:22 PM by DOUGIE1000 |
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I wish I'd known about this a few weeks ago before getting through 3 expensive fans and installing / uninstalling relays in the circuit to try and get the fan to come on with a dimmer!!
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Hi dougie, not sure but I think a previous generation of MK dimmers offered a dimmered and switched output, this sounds like it might be useful for bathrooms where you want to dim the lights and have a switched live for an extractor?
Also maybe in a lounge it could be used to switch on CLF table lamps and dim overhead downlights? Etc... |
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i stumbled upon it when looking for a 1gang grid dimmer to dim 9 50watt GU10's, seems a good idea and need to be remembered for future reference.
------------------------- Dougie Power Plus Electrical.co.uk My mission is to live as long as possible......so far so good! |
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Seen a few when some people thought a fan in the lounge was the thing to have. Ok that was a long time ago
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