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Thanks everyone ...Job Done. I just cut off the circuit board and ran bell wire to push connected to the red and black that were powering the circuit board. It just works as a normal battery powered bell unit. No more bells in the night. This is a great forum, thanks for all you help.

Thanks for taking the time to reply. In light of your advice are you saying just leave it as a battery bell with a cable to the push button?

[/img] Uploaded with ImageShack.us Back to the boring Byron bell. So here is the anti-christ. It looks simple enough to someone who hasn't got a clue. i reckon to get shot of the wireless gubbins to the right, ditch the batteries to the left and just wire to the transformer and new...

:lol: :lol: :lol: Wonderful!! And God said, 'Let there be light' and there was light, but the Electricity Board said He would have to wait until Thursday to be connected. Spike Milligan Many a true word spoken through false teeth! Mind you the poetry lesson isn't over yet...

Thanks for the input I have tried all the different frequencies but different car key fobs etc set them off, as does rain getting in the switch. Didnt go into details as its such a yawn.. I know i have to run wires from push to box but just wanted an opinion whether the transformer can be...

I would if it were just an ordinary cheepie but it is one of those false Victorian box alarms that have a swinging bell and look and sound lovely. Wife is keen on Victoriana so everything in the hall is traditional... so bearing that in mind do you reckon that the transformer to the battery...

Ask not For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee. Actually they are constantly ringing for nobody at all times of the day and night. I have had so many problems with a Byron Wireless doorbell that I shall not bore you with it. My question is - Could I just get shot of the wireless...

Ask not For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee. Actually they are constantly ringing for nobody at all times of the day and night. I have had so many problems with a Byron Wireless doorbell that I shall not bore you with it. My question is - Could I just get shot of the...

Used the fused spur, put tag on wire inside switch box and on CU Thanks for taking the time to help. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Yes, the external PIR (only 60 watt) and my new ante-landing light.

Thanks sparkwright for your input and advice. I will take this route. I shall tag the cable in the switch with notice that it comes from ring main spur. I shall of course make sure that the cable is well away from the water pipes and shall tag the consumer unit as well. I have to put the...

Thanks again. There is no conduit I'm afraid as its an old property and the cable just winds its way through the floor over a very long distance. There is one way if you think it is safe. There is a fused spur in a room on the other side of this thick granite wall. It is a 5 amp spur...

thanks for the reply.. alas the two-way is for hall staircase so cannot lose one, at the switch in question I only have the 3 core and earth and there is no way of getting another cable through to it. Still due to previous advice I have started on a bottle of wine and things do look Rose er.

..God has it come to this! Maybe I will buy her flowers; yellow, blue and brown in memory of the bleeding cables next to the single switch that are useless! :P

hello everyone I have just changed my single two-way light switch to a double light switch. I had hoped to use the permanent live from the two-way to supply the new one-way switch, but i realise that i have no neutral to make the circuit. There is no way to get to another lighting...