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alex88 70
Hi,
I have read a bit on this forum about setting up non-simple lighting circuits, but have to admit that I am at a loss.
I need to understand in the first instance:
1. What is possible using Fibaro dimmers?
2. How many Fibaro dimmers I need to buy for each example below?
3. Does my current wiring setup for two and three way light switches impact my design or will Fibaro handle the association of two or three switches so that it knows they are connected in a single circuit?
The three configurations are:
1. Two-way with one gang on each switch?
2. Two-way with one gang on one switch and two gangs on the other switch
a. The second gang on the two gang switch controls another circuit
3. Three-way with:
a. One end having two-gangs
b. The middle being one-gang
c. The other end having two-gangs
The second gang on the outer switches control other circuits
Assumptions
1. In all three examples I would expect (hope) that all of the light switches act as dimmers
2. I don’t mind if I have to buy a dimmer module per light switch
3. I will be using retractable/mono-stable light switches in all examples
Cheers
Aleks
[ Added: 2013-04-12, 22:56 ]
I appreciate I have asked some complex questions, but any input would be appreciated... is it possible yes/no?
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