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My grandmother has a switch like this one [1]. Now the switch is like 60 years old. The scroll under the switch is to dim light, far-right - provides max power
by akerro 10y ago
My grandmother has a switch like this one [1]. Now the switch is like 60 years old. The scroll under the switch is to dim light, far-right - provides max power to light bulbs, far-left, minimum power, but light bulb still works. Button above it just turns it on and off. It's beautiful, works after decades, shows state from distance, it's practical. I wish it was still sold. Now I need application for mobile device, WiFi to achieve the same...
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- dozzie 10y ago> My grandmother has a switch like this one [1]. Now it's like 60 years old switch. Oh boy, how fugly it is. I had the same xD Still, it did an excellent job and was almost indestructible.
- m_mueller 10y agogive that thing a bit of a redesign, put up nice LED lights with a warm color and you have the perfect 'smart' light. In Japan there is a company selling good but cheap LED fixtures with very simple and well built remote controls, temperature setting and three dim modes. It works perfectly with existing switches, you can reset its state by switching on and off twice in succession and the remote buttons are illuminescent. That's smart. Keep your wifi and app interfaces away.
- akerro 10y agoLinks?
- m_mueller 10y agohere you go: http://ohyamalights.com/classifications/olcld-decorative-ceiling-light http://ohyamalights.com/classifications/olcld-decorative-cei... for some reason I can only find the remotes in Japanese sources. I suppose they're afraid of English customer support calls... http://image.rakuten.co.jp/e-akari/cabinet/led/1892240-e.jpg http://image.rakuten.co.jp/e-akari/cabinet/led/1892240-e.jpg
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- jamessb 10y agoYou can still buy dimmer switches. Most have a rotating knob, rather than a linear slider, but here is one with a slider (which also looks much nicer than your grandmother's): http://www.lutron.com/en-US/Products/Pages/StandAloneControls/Dimmers-Switches/SkylarkDimmer/Overview.aspx http://www.lutron.com/en-US/Products/Pages/StandAloneControl...