I have searched without success for a white architrave dimmer switch, anyone know where I can order one from?
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Architrave Dimmer switch
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Hi,they do exist! Try home automation or E bay.
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K
knowall
Hi, Aurora ! they make one.
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Not so. Amazon also have what you require.
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I would have thought the back box would be more of a problem.
A module can be fiited into a architrave blankplate simply by drilling an aprox 10mm hole
A module can be fiited into a architrave blankplate simply by drilling an aprox 10mm hole
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MK certainly used to do a Grid Plus dimmer in architrave. I know cos I bought one, with back box and all!
mk K3708 is a grid frame , so i suppose any mk dimmer fits that .
With a mk K3401 grid cover if they still make a white one, not sure what box you use though
With a mk K3401 grid cover if they still make a white one, not sure what box you use though
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3895 or 3891, I can't remember which.
Can you not get lower power lamps (bulbs) for your bathroom lights?Hi - did you ever get one ? the bathroom lights are now blinding me and after replacing my old architrave dimmer for a normal switch I cannot get one anywhere. Please help !!
Kind Regards, John
What do you mean by "now" blinding you? Did you do anything to them, or just get rid of the dimmer switch?
The old one stopped working and as I had a 'standard' switch I replaced it thinking that I could just pop along and purchase a replacement some time later...
The old one has since gone (otherwise I would try and fix it) so - I now have 4 GU10 bulbs in the bathroom which are fine for shaving (lighting the shave rather than actually shaving) but a tad bright for the 3am trip to the loo...
So - I could purchase lower wattage bulbs, but the solution I had before worked fine.
Dimmer switch anyone?
The old one has since gone (otherwise I would try and fix it) so - I now have 4 GU10 bulbs in the bathroom which are fine for shaving (lighting the shave rather than actually shaving) but a tad bright for the 3am trip to the loo...
So - I could purchase lower wattage bulbs, but the solution I had before worked fine.
Dimmer switch anyone?
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