Baffled

StevieTee · Oct 27, 2013

Looking for a 2 gang light switch that has a 2 way switch and an intermediate on it, black nickel.

Mind has shut down, can't find anything on the tinternet, but admitting, I can't recall ever hearing of one :confused5: ...

Suggestions?

Aindowsimon · Oct 27, 2013

Click minigrid , they do these interchanging modules look like normal household switches , or just go the grid switch route ?

tazz · Oct 27, 2013

TLC do Chelsea range in nickel or gun metal in 2 way and intermeadiate....but not on the same fitting....can only suggest mk logic in either white, black, chrome of stainless....sorry cant be more help

StevieTee · Oct 27, 2013

Was thinking grid switch, client is a bit fussy. Its in their bedroom.

Thefailsafe2012 · Oct 27, 2013

Focus SB range could be worth a punt?

Finishes

Aindowsimon · Oct 27, 2013

http://www.scolmore.com/click-deco.html there you go

tazz · Oct 27, 2013

Aindowsimon said:
SCOLMORE INTERNATIONAL LTD - WIRING ACCESSORIES | CLICK Deco, decorative Metal Wiring Accessories in assorted plate finishes there you go

good link.....and result..

StevieTee · Oct 28, 2013

Aindowsimon said:
SCOLMORE INTERNATIONAL LTD - WIRING ACCESSORIES | CLICK Deco, decorative Metal Wiring Accessories in assorted plate finishes there you go

So it's a case of order the individual parts and build it like a lego set?

tazz · Oct 28, 2013

just like mk grid, from looking at the brochure

StevieTee · Oct 28, 2013

Thanks for the help guys!

The things you gotta do to keep a customer happy... Smile

D Skelton · Oct 28, 2013

Just use a two gang intermediate?

tazz · Oct 28, 2013

Theres no common on an intermediate both poles change over

Suppose you could link out one side as common...!

StevieTee · Oct 28, 2013

Its to do outside lights and also act as an intermediate for the bedroom lights. 2way does the outside lights and the intermediate does the bedroom lights. Two switches need to be on the one plate but coildnt find any in black nickel until Aindowsinon sent us that link.

Richard Burns · Oct 28, 2013

tazz said:
Theres no common on an intermediate both poles change over

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Suppose you could link out one side as common...!

Physically an intermediate is two two way switches with a common pole so connecting one terminal as common and the opposite side of the switch as L1 and L2 will work.

Slow slow typing!!