Dummy dimmer switch module
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As far as I can make out, they only have the type (push on/off) that the OP does not want.
Kind Regards, John
TLC's are push on/off. I have never come across a rotary version.
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Just for once, it seems that it's someone else's turn to type too slowly
Kind Regards, John
You can get push on/off dimmers so they would match the other way round.
DS, it is of no help just saying try here, try there. Anybody could do that...
If you KNOW of a rotary switch only module, then provide a LINK.
If you KNOW of a rotary switch only module, then provide a LINK.
Indeed, but in this case, it seems that DS has either recalled or guessed correctly, since here is a link for you (and the OP) to click on (which I think is probably rotary - if not this one certainly is). FWIW, I had never previously seen a rotary one, either!
Kind Regards, John
Aside -
Whilst a rotary (rotary mod ???) intermediate will do for the OP's need, I would think as a proper intermediate switch it would be a bit of a pain, wouldn't it?
Whilst a rotary (rotary mod ???) intermediate will do for the OP's need, I would think as a proper intermediate switch it would be a bit of a pain, wouldn't it?
Thanks John, I had also previously found the Intermediate one, but was hoping that DS might have made the effort….
Note to Canduit
If you go for the intermediate module, this can also be used in one and two-way applications.
See the WIKI on Intermediate switching for details on how to wire it up!.
Note to Canduit
If you go for the intermediate module, this can also be used in one and two-way applications.
See the WIKI on Intermediate switching for details on how to wire it up!.
Because one has to rotate it, you mean? If so, I guess that's a matter of personal taste, and the OP seems to favour rotary - I imagine so that it's the same sort of 'motion' as for adjacent or nearby dimmers. Electrically, an intermediate switch can obviously be used 'as anything', but I'm sure you know that.
Kind Regards, John
Indeed, but since he said 'try', one assumes that he wasn't actually certain that there was anything useful to find (as we know, his first 'try' {TLC} yielded nothing of any interest), so maybe couldn't be bothered to look himself.
Kind Regards, John
No, not criticizing the OP's request, but if you were using it as an intermediate you wouldn't know which way it needed to be turned every time you went to it.
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