3 lighting circuit in 1G switch

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trev

• May 17, 2013

• #2

Wind up
1 switch 3 circuits. Are you clinically insane?

 

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branco

• May 17, 2013

• #3

I try to not be.:tongue3:
there is not way, is there.

 

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trev

• May 17, 2013

• #4

Mate, if you were an electrician you'd know that what you're proposing is not the way things are done. If you're thinking of dabbling in electrical things, don't!

If, as I suspect, this is a wind up thread it isn't a very good one.

 

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• May 17, 2013

• #5

You want one of these

 

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• May 17, 2013

• #6

and a call to these:
http://tbr.ask.com/tbr/redirect.jht...2044%26ds_e_matchtype%3Dsearch%26ds_url_v%3D2

 

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branco

• May 17, 2013

• #7

I go for 3g switch.
Thank you anyway guys.

 

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Octopus

• May 17, 2013

• #8

I do wonder how many cables are available?

 

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branco

• May 17, 2013

• #9

Murdoch said:

I do wonder how many cables are available?

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3 sw/l and 1 feed in 1g back box.

i dont know much about electronics,
but i'm surprised that a 1 gang switch, which allows to control 3 - 230v lighting circuits, it has not been fabricated.

 

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Octopus

• May 17, 2013

• #10

branco said:

3 sw/l and 1 feed in 1g back box.

i dont know much about electronics,
but i'm surprised that a 1 gang switch, which allows to control 3 - 230v lighting circuits, it has not been fabricated.

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Are you trying to get a ban or are you just plain stupid? Post 5

 

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trev

• May 17, 2013

• #11

branco said:

3 sw/l and 1 feed in 1g back box.

i dont know much about electronics,
but i'm surprised that a 1 gang switch, which allows to control 3 - 230v lighting circuits, it has not been fabricated.

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Come on then, I have to ask.
Why are you surprised?
Only an idiot would want to do what you're proposing

 

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OP

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branco

• May 17, 2013

• #12

am i playing stupid? is there a reason why you are asking me?

 

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MDJ

• May 17, 2013

• #13

branco said:

Hi guys,
i was wondering if i can control 3 or 2 lighting circuits in 1g switch and control them separately.
any ideas if it is possible?
any advice is appreciated.
thanks

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Gasp, help, mods help lol

 

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guest119

• May 17, 2013

• #14

Is the OP not asking about switching 3 circuits in one operation?
IE a 3 pole fan isolator for instance as opposed to a 3 gang switch.
Or am I reading it wrong?

Ducks for cover.

 

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OP

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trev

• May 17, 2013

• #15

It seems pretty plain what he's on about Boydy, could be wrong of course.

 

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