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So does the slave replace another switch, or is it additional? The room is a loft conversion, so there is already a two way (stairs) I will make the second switch as it is, an intermediate, and feed the new switch from there. So do I need a two way switch, a dimmer, an intermediate...

Yer sorry I was being blind I found the slave dimmers. So is this kit with remote control definetely faesible with 5 LV halogen lamps?

So to have a remote control dimmer I would need a switch like this one: http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Wiring_Accessories_Menu_Index/Wiring_Accessories~Dimmers_All/Wiring_Accessories~Dimmers_5_Chrome/index.html linked with a slave unit? What is a slave unit, is it another dimmer...

Would this do? http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=58940&ts=71037

Do you have a link to a suppliers so I can take a look please, I can't find them on Screwfix. What are the connections for the master / slave dimmer?

I have a row of 5 downlighters, each with a dedicated transformer and a 1-way switch. I am going to add a second switch to make it to way across my bedroom, but is it possible to have dimmer switches? Do the spots need to be 240V ? Thanks as always.

I found one of them today in England. Cheers though, learnt a lot in this thread as normal ;)

This was my fear, but the Crosley tech. dept. said that a power converter will sort it. I still have my doubts admittedly, are you saying its a no-no ?

No! :o :lol: Unless of course it USA mains is higher than ours. I think it is 120V, was hoping one of you could confirm or correct me. It is a turntable from USA. I am aware of postage costs. Cheers.

PS I have no explanation for the random use of CAPS LOCK in the title :shock:

Can anybody reccommend a transformer to use step-up 120v (Not 100% sure) to UK mains voltage. Its because i'm considering an electrical appliance from across the pond. I await your reply, Many thanks, TGS.

:lol: You might be right!

Anyway back on subject. That seems a good package, theres not much variation on price. My neighbours £115 system may have been cheap because it may have less sensors or cheaper gear. I forgot what the question was, theres not much to an alarm. Just keep the colours for connection...

Ah found it. They must have raised their prices, or offer a cheaper option. They have 'systems for £99' in the window, and my neighbour got a full system fitted for £115. I know this because I offered to fit it, and they shown me the quote they had.

Where was that mate - they don't have a website do they?

Cable clips? Cable Cleats? Cable trunking? Google them and get back to us, your not being very specific with what you want.

5-Star alarms - Manchester. Burgular alarms supplied and fitted for £99.

Most firms will install a decent system for £100.

Well not ONLY electricians, but mainly electricians. I wouldn't ask a plumber about decking screws now would I ?

Yes, it is also easier to install than a 4mm radial.