Re: Switch Conversion???
- From: "ABLE_1" <royboynospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:55:41 -0400
Frank,
No the style is not on that site. These switches have the plates are Ivory
in color going horizontal with maybe two or three rockers. The plate does
not stand off the wall any more than a standard conventional P&S plate
might.
I am getting a little concerned that they may be Low Voltage but I am hoping
not. I may have to do some more on site investigation to confirm.
Thanks for the link. I came across that one in my search as well. Google
is your friend, only if you use the right key words.
Thanks again.
Les
ABLE_1 wrote:
I have a potential customer that has a house built in the 50's. The
electrical switches are an odd style in that the plates sit horizontal
and the toggles are more like rockers about the size of your thumb.
First I am looking for a name, style, or model on this type of switch. I
have googled and ebayed but can't seem to find a picture for a reference.
Second I would like some hints as to how to install some automation to
control lights and such with this type of switch??
Any help would be appreciated.
TIA
Les
You mean like these? http://www.palesinstyle.com.au/THCS_whole.htm
From what you're describing it sounds like an item that was imported by
the owner... If the switch controls a light that you want X-10 on, you're
going to have to wire it like a three way (and hide the more modern
looking X-10 switch somewhere). Sounds like a unique challenge, but one
I'm sure you're up to. :-)
.
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