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Switching

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Somebody has a hallway switch downstairs but they want it switched at the top of the landing to.


problem is they don’t want damage done to any of the walls to put in a typical 2 way, does anyone have a clue in what I could do to give them a 2 way switching? Is there a smart bulb or something?
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    Or you can tuck the receiver into  the ceiling behind a dry wall box and blanking plate or behind a large a down light. - The newer receivers include screwed covers and a cord grip, providing the same protection as a screwed  junciton box
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    Or you can tuck the receiver into  the ceiling behind a dry wall box and blanking plate or behind a large a down light. - The newer receivers include screwed covers and a cord grip, providing the same protection as a screwed  junciton box
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