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I have two sets of downlighters in my kitchen.
There is a two way switch for one set and a one way switch for the other set.
I would like to convert both sets to two way switching.
I believe I could wire both sets of lights to the existing two way switch but I don't always want both sets on at the same time!
I've read that I may be able to replace the switches with kinetic switches but to achieve what I want I believe would be tricky and costly.
Would it be possible to use the existing two way wiring for both sets of lights AND leave the one way switch in place so one set of lights could be switched on independent of the two way switch i.e. one set of lights would have two sources of power? Or is there another solution?
Thank you
There is a two way switch for one set and a one way switch for the other set.
I would like to convert both sets to two way switching.
I believe I could wire both sets of lights to the existing two way switch but I don't always want both sets on at the same time!
I've read that I may be able to replace the switches with kinetic switches but to achieve what I want I believe would be tricky and costly.
Would it be possible to use the existing two way wiring for both sets of lights AND leave the one way switch in place so one set of lights could be switched on independent of the two way switch i.e. one set of lights would have two sources of power? Or is there another solution?
Thank you