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I'm trying to find a way to delay the lights coming on after the switch is turned on - this is so I don't disturb my wife when I go to our ensuite bathroom which has the light outside the room. I've thought of 4 ways:

1) Put a pull switch inside the bathroom - it's not our flat, so that would involve persuading the landlord to let us do it and sounds quite expensive.

2) Replace the two GU10 bathroom downlighters with smart versions so I can turn the light on with my phone after I go into the bathroom. One problem is I can't find anyone selling smart, bathroom GU10 downlighters.

3) Replace the switch with a remote control switch - the only ones I've used are infrared, so they won't work in this situation.

4) Replace the switch with a "magic" switch that delays actually turning the lights on for around 30 seconds - that's probably my preferred solution, if only the magic switch existed!

Help please!
Apepper I guess you going to have to take a flashlight
 

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