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Remote control of low-voltage lights.


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  • Subject: Remote control of low-voltage lights.
  • From: "Steve Hutchings" <lists@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 16:06:28 -0000
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I've just replaced the lights in our lounge with low voltage halogens (12V
20W). The lights are individually wired, not on a track.

Has anyone come across a remote-control system (just on/off, don't need
dimming) that works with 12V lighting rather than mains lighting. I want at
least three lights to be individually switchable, so using a remote control
on the mains side of the transformer isn't acceptable.

I'd prefer it if the receivers are small, and inline with the cabling i.e.
not in the lamp holders.

Anybody got any suggestions. The only solution I can see so far is to build
my own using something like Keeloq 001 receivers.

Steve




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