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Christmas lights swtich?

Lisa Miles
Hi all


I need some help with my Christmas tree lights... ?


Is it possible to put an in line switch in the cable between the bulbs and the transformer so you can switch the lights on an off without having to do it at the socket or pull the plug out each time?


If yes, where can I get such a switch?
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    I use remote controlled mains switching everywhere in the house. The IR plugs are positioned in various multiway extention leads. Very easy to program with dip switches. Anyway the idea of leaving a transformer on without the ability to isolate on a regular basis doesn't really appeal to me.


    Legh

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    I use remote controlled mains switching everywhere in the house. The IR plugs are positioned in various multiway extention leads. Very easy to program with dip switches. Anyway the idea of leaving a transformer on without the ability to isolate on a regular basis doesn't really appeal to me.


    Legh

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