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Dimmer/switch
careerwumman
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I want to change my bathroom lights to a dimmer switch. Problem is, the current switch facing is shared with the switch for the fan. There is only room for one facing on the wall (its between 2 doors). Has anyone ever seen a facing with one dimmer, one switch?
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nope. but why not fit one dimmer switch panel directly above a normal switch panel?Get some gorm.0
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careerwumman
Not sure if this would do?
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Wiring_Accessories_Menu_Index/Wiring_Accessories~Dimmers_All/Dimpull/index.html
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Hi
Is your switch IN the bathroom? If yes then use the above .
Corgi Guy.Ask to see CIPHE (Chartered Institute of Plumbing & Heating Engineering)0 -
The switches are outside the bathroom door Corgi0
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There a number of maufacturers that produce the above.
Try https://www.mkelectric.co.uk electrical accessories
https://www.NICEIC.com electrical safety advice
Alan (NICEIC domestic installer)0 -
have a look at the mk grid (sit down for the price of the dimmer module - < £30).
All in around £33-£40- for a light switch.
Also try the GET website.
http://www.getplc.co.ukbaldly going on...0 -
Hi careerwumman
Have alook on the Maplin site https://www.maplin.co.uk
they have a 400wat double dimmer switch
it replaces a standarddouble light switch not suitable for use with fluorescent lamps tech helpline 09063021353
Ref No vv93b £12-99
Good luck Dukie Boy0 -
you shouldn't use a dimmer switch with a fan- unless it is specifically made for it.baldly going on...0
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I've the (as per my post above) pull cord dimmer with an extract fan and LV lights all works fine. Really nice when laying in the bath and the lights dimmed :-D
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