Hi there - newbie question!
I'm researching the best approach before investing in a home control solution. I'm attracted to the idea of keeping existing switches and bulbs and using micro-modules to add control. However as most UK light switches don't feature a neutral wire; I'm thinking this might not be an option.
I've read in some places that an alternative option would be to position the micro module at the light fixture itself, however I am having trouble understanding how this would work, as surely if the light switch were turned off, then the micro module would then be unpowered, and you'd be unable to remotely turn it on.
Is there a workable solution here or am I at a dead end?
All advice greatly appreciated!
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Mark
I'm researching the best approach before investing in a home control solution. I'm attracted to the idea of keeping existing switches and bulbs and using micro-modules to add control. However as most UK light switches don't feature a neutral wire; I'm thinking this might not be an option.
I've read in some places that an alternative option would be to position the micro module at the light fixture itself, however I am having trouble understanding how this would work, as surely if the light switch were turned off, then the micro module would then be unpowered, and you'd be unable to remotely turn it on.
Is there a workable solution here or am I at a dead end?
All advice greatly appreciated!
--
Mark
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