Re: Control of existing lighting
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Thu Sep 28, 2017 12:06 amby howartp
Ooh, not come across that Click brand before; I’ve used MK grid switches whenever I’ve done modular.
Will keep in mind.
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Re: Control of existing lighting
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Fri Oct 06, 2017 12:38 pmby mat
The only problem with the modules is the depth of the box they have to go in. But those Qubino in the photo look very slim!
And I third wago! Always borrow a handful when the electrician pops around for a cuppa!
Re: Control of existing lighting
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Fri Oct 06, 2017 12:57 pmby siclark
They have a useful cut out but not much slimmer than the fibaro modules. 47mm back boxes required if you have 2 switches in a single gang back box and forget about it if they are both 2 way. Far too many cables. It's the situation where you don't want neutral at the switch!!
Re: Control of existing lighting
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Fri Oct 06, 2017 2:56 pmby colinpartridge
I use the Schneider Ultimate grid momentary switches designed for their dimmers, but work well as switch inputs to Fibaro dimmers etc.
https://www.rbstarelectrical.co.uk/collections/schneider-ultimate-grid-range/products/gugemwwpwColin