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Yes JK, the very same, and what a lot of fuss they saved. fast, no switch drops, less cable = worth the extra cost!
In that case, I'll second Tel's recommendation.
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Yes JK, the very same, and what a lot of fuss they saved. fast, no switch drops, less cable = worth the extra cost!
That existing chase looks to be more than 150mm from the corner. If it was less than 150mm, it would be in a prescribed route (safe zone).
The fact that the corner stops at the top of the door, rather than at the ceiling, should not then mean the prescribed route also stops.
quinetic... and put the D/P switch in cupboard. if the outside light is on a sensor, then the switch is just for isolation purposes.
Your welcomeRight! That's it then - always like a decision. I'm going with that!
Please nobody else give me any alternative LOL.
Thanks once again for all replies. All have been very constructive. What a brilliant forum !
Make that wireless also. On a 2 gangYes thanks for making me think about that option. I'm starting to lean against because I need to fit a second switch on the same wall but higher up. (I think DP or 3a FCU for a 100W external PIR lamp that is currently hard wired without any isolator into existing 5a lighting circuit) .
That said I could move the location of that somewhere else but there aren't that many options. Maybe the back of the new cupboard but I guess that's frowned upon too.
how would you know? you only just learnt semaphore communication.some can, if you must...
there's a new thing out you can learn. it's called coarse mode... dash it , i meant morse code.I like to keep my eye on new things, Tel...
my good eye, obvo!
Have a look at a couple of online videos on youtube by DSS Electrical will give you a good insight.cheaper alternative . i'm going to order one and see if they're any good. not much outlay for a punt:
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