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Light switch in bathroom
Hi, currently the light in my bathroom is controlled
by a two-gang switch just outside the bathroom door (the other half of the two-gang is the landing light) I would like to move the bathroom light switch to inside the bathroom -- in fact immediately the other side of the wall to the existing switch would be fine. Does anyone know of any single-pole switches that can be installed in Zone 3? All I've been able to come across is IPx4 rated switches for outdoor use (which are too fugly for use indoors) The "ideal" solution of fitting a pull cord switch doesn't appear to be possible as I have no access to the bathroom ceiling void (because there isn't one, its a flat roof) Any suggestions most welcome! --Mike p.s. why it is acceptable to use a switch outside the bathroom door with wet hands but not inside is another question... |
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