Thought they had gone bust.
Lighting - Do I have to have string hanging from my bathroom ceiling?
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Ah yes (from another thread)
Maybe people realised that they could use standard switches anyways!
People aren't generally wet and naked in a kitchen.
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Most white switches are IP22 rated, so not a concern
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Whilst I personally have no problem at all with the concept of light switches in a bathroom, in terms of the context of your comment, does IP22 have any real bearing on the effects of condensation (whether running down and wall, and potentially 'behind' the accessory, or condensing actually within the accessory?
Kind Regards, John
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Appreciate the replies. My options seem to be…
use a normal 240V dimmer and risk a possible ‘tingling’ and at worst electric shock
use a simple wireless on / off switch
use a wireless fancy dimmer with half dozen buttons
I guess I really want a standard dimmer switch, if I could find an IP44 one that would check all the boxes
use a normal 240V dimmer and risk a possible ‘tingling’ and at worst electric shock
use a simple wireless on / off switch
use a wireless fancy dimmer with half dozen buttons
I guess I really want a standard dimmer switch, if I could find an IP44 one that would check all the boxes
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Ok thanks a plastic dimmer it is
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