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RE: Ceiling Lights & Local Control


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  • Subject: RE: Ceiling Lights & Local Control
  • From: "Doogie Brodie" <doogiebrodie@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 11:21:38 -0000
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> As for wiring, well if you are going to use an LD11 you need
> momentary contact at the switch anyway so just use the
> existing switch wire to the fitting and change the
> configuration accordingly.
>
> Still no status response, but hey, that's an X10 problem not
> an installation one!
>
> This is something I was going to look at in the one room I
> just cannot get access to the space above the ceiling rose
> in, but I was thinking on the new tiny A10 lamp module to
> solve the problem, but at a cost almost double the cost of an
> LD11 IIRC.
>
> Now how's that for a sticky plaster solution :-)

Ooooooooooh Will this really work.....?

I've shyed away from the LD stuff in the past due to living in a 1
bedroom flat with ridiculously high ceilings and red stone walls, which
means I have no access from above, and the walls crumble to buggery when
you try to knock holes in them, so chasing new wires and stuff just
wasn't going to happen, hence putting up with LW units....... But, if
this will work without any new wires, then I can chuck one of these into
the ceiling in the bedroom, and change the switch for a momentary
one...... That would be cool :)

(Can you tell I know squat about electrical wiring? :) )

Doogie



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