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King84

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Hi everyone

I am going to install LED lightstrips in the garden which would be on the SELV and obviously it needs to be installed using stepping down transformer however the lights needs to be on wireless switch technology which would require another transformer to feed the stepdown transformer.

I am looking for ideas on how you guys come across this situation in order to minimise the need to having down two transformers.
Is there any wirelss switch that offers SELV solutions ?
 

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