Mike
from
United Kingdom
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Hi.
I have recently bought & installed the 3-way version of this Switch.
It works great. If I bought a second switch, would the controllers clash and the remote controls try to control both switches?
Best regards.
Mike Finch
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hi Mike, Each remote is specific to each individual box so the controllers would not clash or try to control both switches. Many thanks
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John
from
United Kingdom
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I was thinking of using this in my garage so when i come home at night to bring on the garage light and also the outside light is that ok to do that?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Yes we know these have been used to do this and many other applications . We have known customers to wire sirens, pumps, lights and many more items through this. Just check the max wattage of the appliance and make sure it doesn't exceed that of the switch box.
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Peter
from
United Kingdom
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In the event of a loss of power e.g. a power cut, when power is reconnected does the switch box resume the supply to the connected devices i.e. Is the supply latched? For example if a pond pump is powered from the switch box, following a resumption of power after a cut, will the pump still operate or will it need switching on via the remote?
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Electrical World Replies:
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The Units are fitted with “Un-Latching” relays, therefore, once the power is reconnected, the Hand Controller would need to select the device to be powered again.
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Steve
from
United Kingdom
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The review state that the remote has a good range. Can you please advise if this includes going through concrete walls.
Many thanks
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello , thanks for the question. This unit operates via a radio signal (rather than infra red which is more directional.) As long as you are with in the range of the unit it will work but walls etc will reduce the range somewhat. A site test is the only real way to know if the range will work as like all radio signals range will vary based on various external influences. The manufacturer has provided an approx range of 20 meters . We have been told by some customers this can be much more and others have said it worked 15 meters away through their kitchen window!
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Igor
from
United Kingdom
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Hi, is it possible to purchase an additional remote control, and
- control the box from both conntrollers
- in case the original remote get damaged, would I also need to replace the box?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, thanks. Additional remotes are not available for sale but If you lost a remote you can pair on a replacement one. In the past we have been able to get a few remotes from the manufacturer but this is not a sure thing. Kind regards
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David
from
United Kingdom
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I installed one of these for garden lighting and the customer was very happy. She now says she has lost the remote control and has asked me to get a replacement. Would you be able to get one for me please?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello , Remotes are widely available for these as a spare but we have managed to get two. They are £19.90 each , if you can contact our sales team they can process this for you . kind regards
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Jim
from
United States
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What is the largest wire gauge you can use to connect equipment to the boxes.
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello , we would recommend not using any bigger than 1.5mm, i am aware of a customer who says he successfully installed 2.5 mm into the connections but i cannot clarify this . thanks
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Colin
from
Cyprus
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Hi.
Long story but..... to avoid too much cabling can I use a common neutral & earth and use the switch to just switch the 5 different live connections?
Thanks
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello , we have contacted the manufacturer and they have said the outputs as they are double pole you will need a separate Neutral to each. thanks
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Phil
from
United Kingdom
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I’m installing 5 outdoor brick lights. Does each light go into the box or can they be daisy chained off one connector in the box .
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, What wattage are the brick lights? thanks
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Tom
from
United Kingdom
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What is the physical size of the fuses? in case of needing to purchase a new one
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello,
size of the fuses inside the above products is 20mm x 5.25mm.They are marked T5AH250V / T2.5A250V / T2AH250V etc according to the rating 5A / 2.5A / 2A / 1A . thanks
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Mike
from
United Kingdom
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Cani run a lazy spa hot tub and some lighting off your 5 way remote control outside box ? Thanks
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, what would the wattage of the lazy spa and lighting be?
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Sam
from
United Kingdom
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Hi,
Would it be possible to use a sonoff RF bridge to convert into WiFi remote control so you can then use your phone/Alexa to control the switches? I believe this unit works with 433 MHz.
It would be great if we could convert the RF to WiFi and lose the remote?
Cheers,
Sam
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, im afraid i can't see how you could do this without modification and doing so would void any warranty. thanks
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Stephen
from
Ireland
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Hi ,Can you connect an external antenna to extend the range of remote ?
Thanks Stephen
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, the aerial is soldered into the board and you cannot connect another aerial without affecting the manufactures warranty. thanks
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David
from
United Kingdom
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Hi, do you have to be in a line of sight between the remote and controller for it to work?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, line of sight is not required, this product works on radiowaves. (freq 3.36 MHz), thanks
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Robert
from
United Kingdom
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What is the physical size of the two units displayed please including cable fittings
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, the dimensions are 3 Gang: 160.2mm x 103.2mm x 62.5mm, 5 Gang: 225.2mm x 103.2mm x 63mm, thanks
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Mije
from
United Kingdom
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Can you buy a second remote or a wall mounted switch to control the junction box
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, it is possible to get a second remote and these can be paired, unfortunately we do not stock these remotes on their own, sorry about that.
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