Re: Bathroom Light Switch

["Gareth Cook/STA/Lotus" <gcook@xxxxxxx>]

Aha !

I asked on this forum a couple of weeks
ago for a similar type of thing for access to my A/V cabinet - any details,
phone number, website for where I can get one of these switches ?

Thanks !

G.

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"Robert Crawshaw" <robert@xxxxxxx>
30/03 18:16

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Subject: .	Re: [ukha_d] Bathroom Light Switch .
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----- Original Message -----
From: Kevin Hawkins <tivo@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 1:07 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Bathroom Light Switch


>     I have a need for a wall mounted switch for some lights
surrounding a
> mirror in a bathroom. There is already a 110V/240V shaver supply
there
that
> I intend to power the lights from, and hopefully remove & use this
cutout
> for the switch, it is a standard single lightswitch size.
>
>     Is there anything available in the UK that meets
regulations for this
?
> A touch switch or proximity switch perhaps. I can't use the
proximity
hidden
> wire in the wall method unless it is totally behind the wall mounted
box.
I
> know they have a switch product soon but not yet (can't remember
their
> company name at the moment).


A local retailer (David Harrisons) here sells proximity switches that
look
like a standard single gang blanking plate, there is a small led i
think
which is just about visible.
>From memory i think they were about 25 quid +vat
Salesman also told me you could fit it behind, say a bathroom tile and
it
would still work.

Any good?


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