Intermediate switch.

[pixey]

I am having trouble finding anything more than a 1-gang intermediate light switch.
Ideally, I want a 3-gang "Chelsea" polished brass finished intermediate switch, but if I could find any 3-gang intermediate switch I may be able to work something out.
Does anyone know if a 3-gang intermediate switch is available and if so, where I could get one from?

Thanks.

Paul

 

[andy]

I am having trouble finding anything more than a 1-gang intermediate light switch.
Ideally, I want a 3-gang "Chelsea" polished brass finished intermediate switch, but if I could find any 3-gang intermediate switch I may be able to work something out.
Does anyone know if a 3-gang intermediate switch is available and if so, where I could get one from?

Thanks.

Paul

your probably lookin at gridswitchs. intermediate aint too popular, especially polished brass 3G types

 

[Gary0]

That problem sound familiar
2 possible solutions a) re-route the cables so that the intermediates aren't in the block of 3 but the 'normal' ones are. b) If you've the space, install multiple single gang ones, rather than a single 3 gang one.

 

[securespark]

Click do modular white switches (not grid type) where you choose which switch modules you want, and fit them in a frontplate.

Failing that MK do Edge in a grid style. The plates are thin like Chelsea so should be a near match. But MK Edge is chuffin' expensive....

 

[pixey]

Click do modular white switches (not grid type) where you choose which switch modules you want, and fit them in a frontplate.

Failing that MK do Edge in a grid style. The plates are thin like Chelsea so should be a near match. But MK Edge is chuffin' expensive....

Thanks. Where could I get the modular white switches from? I am not sure what you mean by " grid" type switch. Does it work like an intermediate?
If MK do a 3-gang grid switch that did the job, although expensive I would get one as I only need one.

Thanks.


Paul

 

[Spark123]

Grid plus is the name which MK gave to their range of modular switches:
http://www.mkelectric.co.uk/PDF/technical/GRID_PLUS_prod.pdf
You should be able to purchase them from your local wholesaler.

 

[pixey]

I think the "click modular switches" may be my best option, after looking up the "grid" system, but I can't find where to get the "click modular switches" from.
Can you help please?


Paul

 

[pixey]

Click do modular white switches (not grid type) where you choose which switch modules you want, and fit them in a frontplate.

Failing that MK do Edge in a grid style. The plates are thin like Chelsea so should be a near match. But MK Edge is chuffin' expensive....

securespark, do you know where I can find these please? I have searched but can't find.

Thanks.

Paul

 

[Nijinski001]

Pixey
These are MK Electric products. Any good elctrical wholesaler should be able to order them for you. Failing that contact MK for the address of a local dealer.
www.mkelectric.co.uk

 

[pixey]

Sorry, I ment to delete the last part of the copied txt -

Click do modular white switches (not grid type) where you choose which switch modules you want, and fit them in a frontplate.

This is the type that I can't find. Anyone know where I can find these?

Paul

 

[Nijinski001]

Sorry Paul. Can't help.
Try your local whoelsaler.

 

[pixey]

Is the manufacturer "Click"?

Thanks

 

[securespark]

Is the manufacturer "Click"?

Thanks

Sorry I havn't been back sooner. You seem to be going frantic!!

Scolmore manufacture electrical accessories under the name "Click".

Senate Electrical do them. I'm sure others do, too, but I don't know who.

http://www.scolmore.com/html/elec_switches.htm

 

[pixey]

Thanks for the reply, I will have a look and hopefully these should do the job.

Paul