Re: Wiring a new light switch
- From: No <no@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 May 2006 15:51:47 +0200
david.harris@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Damn!Dave - Don't despair - That switch sound pretty nice. You said this was a utility room, right? If so, can you see the wire from the switch to the light or does it run in a finished wall? Do you think you would be able to fish a different, or new, wire from your light to your switch? If you could get a different wire there then we could get that thing working for you.
Given that many other posters gave the same opinion, I guess I'm toast
unless I upgrade the wiring - and I'm not really keen on doing that....
So I will follow your suggestion and look for a motion detector switch.
If that gets me some $$ refunded as well, then that would be a good
thing too.
As an aside - my ISP recently ditched their news server, and so I've
had to find another means to access usenet. I signed up to Google
Groups a few months back, but have ended up just lurking in my
favourite groups. Until now. So this was my first ever post from my
new account, as well as a first ever to al.home.repair. I have to say
I am mightily impressed with the speed, usefulness and general civility
of the posts I've received. Better than I had any hopes for.
Thanks to all for your replies!
Dave
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