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Ok, I'm a dummy. I put 4 ceiling boxes on the same switch, now I want to
control them separately. What are my choices besides: 1.. rewiring 2.. pull chains I considered the x10 stuff, but I don't really see a wire in module that could sit in the top of the light fixtures. I may not have room for the socket rockets. thanks steve barker |
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On Mar 28, 4:20*pm, "S. Barker" wrote:
Ok, I'm a dummy. * I put 4 ceiling boxes on the same switch, now I want to control them separately. *What are my choices besides: * 1.. rewiring * 2.. pull chains I considered the x10 stuff, but I don't really see a wire in module that could sit in the top of the light fixtures. *I may not have room for the socket rockets. thanks steve barker Rewire with a couple of 14-3 romex and be sure to mark the hot wires with black tape. Joe |
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