can i make non smart lights smart
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Do-able, but not cheap.. for example:
Lightwave L21 Smart Series Dimmer, 280 W, 230 V, Stainless Steel, 1 Gang
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B075XTWJRR/ref=cm_sw_r...
Lightwave L21 Smart Series Dimmer, 280 W, 230 V, Stainless Steel, 1 Gang
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B075XTWJRR/ref=cm_sw_r...
I’ve not got them but a friend has and rates these Sonoff smart switches.
https://uk-m.banggood.com/SONOFF-T0-EUUSUK-AC-100-...
https://uk-m.banggood.com/SONOFF-T0-EUUSUK-AC-100-...
With virtually all of the smart switches (instead if smart light fittings/bulbs) you will require at the switch end a perm live, a switched live and a neutral.
Nearly every single light switch in the uk is wired only with a live and switched live, no neutral.
So before you go ordering any smart switches, just ensure you have a neutral, also check that the boxes are deep enough as the switches are usually deeper
Nearly every single light switch in the uk is wired only with a live and switched live, no neutral.
So before you go ordering any smart switches, just ensure you have a neutral, also check that the boxes are deep enough as the switches are usually deeper
Trustmeimadoctor said:
Do they do them as a grid system? need 3 dimmers and 1 switch really
Do you mean so that all the switches act in unison to do "scenes"?If so, yes. Though you'll likely need a scene plate and/or remote to get what you want. There's also a lot more flexibility if you connect them to a Link Plus AIUI, including Alex/Google Home/IFTTT compatibility (not yet pulled the trigger on one, but will be soon).
Lightwave are a bit marmite. Unlike marmite, I really like their kit - got me out of a few holes with lighting control in my place (old house, re-wiring would be really messy but using a selection of Lightwave products have a good set up).
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