Staircase Switch with Dimmer: Economical Options for Multi-Lamp Stair Lighting

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Hello, are there any staircase switches on the market that also have a dimmer function? I have too many lamps on the stairs and it is uneconomical to shine it all.

JK60 · Accepted Answer

After all, I wrote above that they are.
The brightness adjustment is in one place (instead of the staircase, you install the regulator - they have three terminals), and the stair switch in the other place.
Below, a excerpt from the Legrand catalog, examples of Valena and Sistena accessories

Arturo2005 · Accepted Answer

And they work with a staircase switch?

qwertyasd · Answer

Maybe you just replace the bulbs with fluorescent lamps or other ergonomic light sources.

JK60 · Answer

Hello Most Legrand dimmers work with staircase switches (three terminals). Regulation, of course, in one place, e.g. Sistena No. 7759 10 plus switch 7758 06.

Marianekk · Answer

Thanks, replacing bulbs is not an option (such different lamps). I can see that such a clever switch that has two in one, unfortunately, does not exist.

weryfany · Answer

Hello, they are available and I bought one in NOMI for 20 or 30 zlotys. Pressing you switch it on and turning it dims. All in one.

Even on the Allegro and I would recommend these because they are nicer than the ones with Nomi

weryfany · Answer

Do they cooperate ... but why do you need an ordinary switch, like him, with a dimmer built in? Below is the connection diagram (the switch is not needed because the one I mentioned above already has it).

Arturo2005 · Answer

Hmm .... do you know the principle of operation of the staircase switch?

weryfany · Answer

Oh Arturo2005 ... I think I gave a stain - I admit Everything is nice, but it is not a stair switch, which I presented. And only an ordinary switch.

Marianekk · Answer

So yes, again and in capital letters for me to understand

I currently have two stair switches at the top and bottom of the staircase. Now, to dim, I take out one of them and put this dimmer instead (cooperating with a stair switch) and it will work? So I will be able to turn on and off both with both, but the brightness will depend on the dimmer settings.
I reason well?

Arturo2005 · Answer

Very good

JK60 · Answer

Just like that.
As for the type, you have to choose for yourself which one suits you best.
Here you have the Legrand catalog in which you can choose the look (it's a bit big and of course it doesn't have to be Legrand).
http://www.legrand.pl/pl/scripts/pl/publigen/...tes/previewMultiTexte.asp?P=475&L=EN&SYNC=YES
At the bottom of the page in the section Other - General Catalog Legrand Poland 2008/2009 (zip file, 102MB)
I put the connection method in the previous post, or you can find it in the catalog for a specific model.

unemake · Answer

Switch - good to know ... Oh, electricians ...

Marianekk · Answer

Thanks for your help, I know everything now. At the beginning, I got a little twisted because I thought that you need to add this dimmer additionally Thanks again and cheers

Marianekk · Answer

I close the topic

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