Which module for intermediate/toggle switch

[Jamie mccrostie 82]

1 hour ago, ggrizliv said:

No problem

 

@ggrizliv , im not trying to split hairs here but it doesnt make any difference if you have a single or two pole MCB its still dangerous and illegal for the same reasons ive stated. You are still going to have a live light neutral when the 10Amp light MCB is off . Your also going to have a lighting cable rated at 10 amps protected by a 16 Amp MCB. I suggest you get a local Electrician.

 

[ggrizliv 4]

I found solution with my problem and works great. I just add inpulse relay between switches with indication lamp and fibaro relay and indication lamp glow in the dark

 

And I resolve my problem with two phases too. I put one small relay between and work now very good for me  So, light are on 10A fuse, as they must be (wires are 1.5mm2) 

 

 

 

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Edited July 17, 2017 by ggrizliv

[Jamie mccrostie 82]

7 hours ago, ggrizliv said:

I found solution with my problem and works great. I just add inpulse relay between switches with indication lamp and fibaro relay and indication lamp glow in the dark

 

And I resolve my problem with two phases too. I put one small relay between and work now very good for me  So, light are on 10A fuse, as they must be (wires are 1.5mm2) 

 

 

 

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Cool but I stll cant see how you achieve this with out mixing neutrals?

[ggrizliv 4]

Jamie: I have just one nevtral wire!!!

 

 

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[Jamie mccrostie 82]

1 hour ago, ggrizliv said:

Jamie: I have just one nevtral wire!!!

 

 

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 Yes but at your impulse relay etc you are using your Hot water circuit neutral but pulsing the relay with the light circuit phase correct?

[ggrizliv 4]

Yes, but all my neutral wires are bridged together. I have rcd (3phases & neutral) and 1-pole fuses, not 2-pole... so, i can take random neutral wire as long as it min. 1.5mm2...

Edited July 24, 2017 by ggrizliv

[Jamie mccrostie 82]

9 hours ago, ggrizliv said:

Yes, but all my neutral wires are bridged together. I have rcd (3phases & neutral) and 1-pole fuses, not 2-pole... so, i can take random neutral wire as long as it min. 1.5mm2...

@ggrizliv Its the MCB which dictates the individual circuit then over the top of that the RCD protects grouped circuits.

I dont live or work in Slovenia but Im guessing if you asked a local electrictian that he would back me up on this.

When you post your solutions on a public forum you have to be prepared to be shouted down if it provides a potential hazzard

Dont get me wrong I like the way you have worked through this and problem solved your solution however if someone turns off the hotwater or lighting MCBs then works on either circuit their neutrals could provide a potential electric shock.

Its pretty basic stuff.

Edited July 25, 2017 by Jamie mccrostie

[ggrizliv 4]

Jamie: this is an example of fusebox in our country (this fusebox is not mine)

 

 

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Like you see, all N wires are put together after RCA...

Edited July 25, 2017 by ggrizliv

[Jamie mccrostie 82]

6 hours ago, ggrizliv said:

Jamie: this is an example of fusebox in our country (this fusebox is not mine)

 

 

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Like you see, all N wires are put together after RCA...

All switch boards have the neutrals tied together.

 

The only difference being if you have multiple RCDs then the neutrals will be grouped to each RCD

[ggrizliv 4]

Yes, if you have multiple RCDs.... If you have just one, then is like picture shown. But if you have 2-pole fuse, then all neutral wires go from each 2-pole fuse and to the device...

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like in 3rd row. 1-is 1phase RCD, Then 3phase RCD, then 3phase fuse, then 4x 2-pol fuse and last 3Phase puse......

Edited July 26, 2017 by ggrizliv