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Fibaro - with what to connect and how to connect two LED lamps without N cable

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  • #1 16933000
    bosadnik
    Level 2  
    The way of the community,

    Newbie question - it's about the Fibaro system components:

    I have this installation: two lamps with LED bulbs (IKEA RYET E26 400 lumen).
    They are controlled from a switch in which I have one L wire (input) and two output wires (COM1 and COM2).

    I would like to add these lamps to the Fibaro system - but I am wondering how and with what. Because from what I've read, without access to the N, I can only do this using the DIMMER2 - except that this one only has one output - even if I were to connect them together it raises the issue of installing a bypass (on one on both?).

    Such an overview drawing: Fibaro - with what to connect and how to connect two LED lamps without N cable .
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    #2 16933077
    xury
    Automation specialist
    Two options:
    You get into the junction box where you have N.
    You give some kind of after-box radio controller powered by bacteria. As long as it fits you under the switch. However, the latter solution has a disadvantage, because once you have used one you can't control the other unless you use a connection like in a double staircase.
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  • #3 16933240
    Krzysztof Reszka
    Moderator of Electrical engineering
    But there is a dedicated FGS 221 switch for this purpose. It works with the Fibaro control panel and switches on two independent channels. And it is still battery-free.
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  • #4 16933438
    xury
    Automation specialist
    Which doesn't change the fact that there must be N...
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    #5 16933854
    Krzysztof Reszka
    Moderator of Electrical engineering
    In the box leading away from the lamp we have it. The aforementioned switch should be installed there.
  • #6 16933960
    bosadnik
    Level 2  
    Gentlemen,
    Thank you very much for your replies. As suggested, I got into the box and changed the cable connection (eliminating one control power supply, gaining N) , both lights are now on one switch - but I gained control in the system.
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