Re: LD10 and AD10 manuals

["Timothy Morris" <timmorris@xxxxxxx>]

Sorry, Keith. I've just re-read your message, but with a pen and piece of
paper in hand. It's a bit difficult for me to get upstairs in my wheelchair
:(, but I'll get the electrician to come round next week and sort it out.
Upstairs is just a storage area so access to the floorboards is pretty
simple, He should be able to do it in a couple of hours.

Tim.

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Doxey [mailto:keith.doxey@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 24 July 1999 22:57
To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: LD10 and AD10 manuals


If you can gain access to the wiring via the floorboard above you could
consider some wiring changes to allow you to install LD10's into a consumer
unit hidden in the airing cupboard or similar location.

You say you dont have a neutral available at the wall switch location but
you can use the existing switch wiring to control the local feature of the
LD10.

At the moment you should have Live, Neutral and earth running to each
ceiling rose or to the junction box for wall lights. You will also have a
twin and earth carrying Live to the switch and switched Live back to the
ceiling rose to operate the light.

If you can gain access to the wiring then you can run 2 twin and earth
cables to the location chosen to mount your LD10's. Use one cable to feed
Live and Neutral to the LD10 and the other cable for the switched live and
control lead for the LD10. The switched live wire feeds the lamps and the
control wire is connected to the OLD switch wire running to the switch.
Replace the existing Wall Switch dimmer with a momentary switch and you
then have manual control of the LD10. You do not need to run neutral from
the LD10 back to the lamp as that is where you are taking it from in the
first place.



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