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Re: Wireless Lightswitches?



They're nice, and what we were originally going to put in (and i had at
my previous house).. they're pretty good but what I'm looking for in
this case is a wireless switch (i.e. the switch itself needs no
wiring... just wire all the lights back to a dimmer and stick the
switch to the wall :P)

I've found two products that seem to do it... Ulti & the X10 SS13E ...

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Ross McKillop
On 3 Dec 2003, at 22:58, Brian Smith wrote:

> I've just bought one of these.  I've not installed it yet but it's a
> much
> simpler, and hence cheaper, solution to some that are available.
>
>
>
> http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/VLIC1252.html
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> Hi,
>
> This might seem like a bit of a strange question. Are there any
> lighting control systems for which wireless lightswitches exist 
(other
> than the X10 stick-a-switch, which doesnt look all that nice?)
>
> Basically, we've done something stupid... had all our walls
> professionally replastered, only to realise that the light switch is
in
> the wrong place! However, it's got a plus side... SWMBO is now happy
> with semi-automated (e.g. X10 / C-Bus (if i can afford it!)) lighting,
> if it means we dont have to raggle our nice new walls!
>
> If there isnt any by anyone else I think i'll have to go down the X10
> route and try customising a stick-a-switch so that it looks nicer..
> also has the advantages that the lamps in the room could also go on
> X10, and be controllable from the switch on the wall.
>
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