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No no. These do not have that functionality!!so if you have two of these, normally there will be some way to pair them, Set one as master and one as slave?
and there wont be a lead connecting the two sockets.
Ok Thanks, sorry yes I suppose it depends on the make but is it not usually possible to pair these switches for two way or intermediate switching?No no. These do not have that functionality!!
Also,these are switches, where do sockets get involved in this?
Good and cheap. That’s a tricky combination!
Now, an apology from me. As an old dyed in the wool electrician we get an idea from a while ago and that’s how the world is. But the World moves on, and I’ve done some research And found that certain switches like yours can be configured to provide 2-way functionality. It can do this using something called the Internet (it’s a new thing, apparently).
There’s a great explaining video (below). That shows how to set it up. Not sure if your switches can do this, but worth a try? You’ll still need live and neutral though. Every day is a school day. Secondary, not public for me, by the way. Good luck. Let me know how you get on.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W2pcYp2pPWA
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