Hello For some time now I have been looking for a solution to move the light switches without breaking or pulling the wires. I`ve heard about controllers that control the lights via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or radio, but I can`t find it. Can anyone help and advise how to do it? Thank you in advance !...

Name: How to move light switches without pulling wires? WiFi/Bluetooth drivers
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Description: Hello For some time now I have been looking for a solution to move the light switches without breaking or pulling the wires. I`ve heard about controllers that control the lights via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or radio, but I can`t find it. Can anyone help and advise how to do it? Thank you in advance !...

Here`s the switch itself And here you have a box controller for it I think there are also double ones, look for them. [edit] In addition, you can also add a remote control of this or that type ->

Or from Castorama. Probably other construction companies also offer similar ones.

Something like this for example:

It doesn`t look all that rosy. There you need a neutral wire - 0, which is not included in the switch boxes.

It`s probably about connecting the receiver in the place of the current switch. From what I know, there are also receivers that do not require an additional neutral wire and operate in series with the lamp. For example something like this:

If there is a junctionless installation, zero is in the switch box in the form of a loop. If there is a box installation, zero is in the junction box and should be connected there.

There`s just not always room in the can. Sometimes you can mount receivers on the lamp itself.

Or you can install light sources controlled wirelessly from a remote control, e.g. OSRAM LED STAR+. And stick the remote control to the wall.

I recently installed something like this, and it works for now Regards

I confirm, unless I have power and drain under the switch.

Or you can use two-wire receivers that do not need zero, for example the one I mentioned in post #7.

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#1 18243693 28 Oct 2019 08:58

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18243693 28 Oct 2019 08:58

Hello
For some time now I have been looking for a solution to move the light switches without breaking or pulling the wires.
I`ve heard about controllers that control the lights via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or radio, but I can`t find it. Can anyone help and advise how to do it? Thank you in advance !

Currently there are switches:

I would like them to be:

Video of the route to follow:
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#2 18243709 28 Oct 2019 09:12

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18243709 28 Oct 2019 09:12

Something like this for example:
https://www.tomito.pl/product-pol-2494-Bezprz...owy-bezbateryjny-wlacznik-swiatla-LINBEL.html
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#3 18243710 28 Oct 2019 09:12

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18243710 28 Oct 2019 09:12

Here`s the switch itself
https://orno-sklep.pl/wlacznik-pojedynczy-orno-or-sh-1710-sterowany-bezprzewodowo-p-961.html

And here you have a box controller for it

https://orno-sklep.pl/wlacznik-podtynkowy-orno-or-sh-1705-sterowany-bezprzewodowo-p-956.html

https://orno-sklep.pl/wlacznik-podtynkowy-on-...or-sh-1704-sterowany-bezprzewodowo-p-955.html

I think there are also double ones, look for them.

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In addition, you can also add a remote control of this or that type -> https://orno-sklep.pl/2-kanalowy-pilot-zdanych-sterowania-orno-or-sh-1708-p-959.html
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#4 18243787 28 Oct 2019 09:54

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18243787 28 Oct 2019 09:54

Or from Castorama.

Probably other construction companies also offer similar ones.
#5 18243949 28 Oct 2019 11:14

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18243949 28 Oct 2019 11:14

It doesn`t look all that rosy. There you need a neutral wire - "0", which is not included in the switch boxes.
#6 18243951 28 Oct 2019 11:16

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18243951 28 Oct 2019 11:16

stanislaw1954 wrote:
... There you need a neutral wire - "0", which is not included in the switch boxes.

"There" means where?
#7 18243957 28 Oct 2019 11:19

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18243957 28 Oct 2019 11:19

It`s probably about connecting the receiver in the place of the current switch.
From what I know, there are also receivers that do not require an additional neutral wire and operate in series with the lamp.
For example something like this:
https://www.conrad.pl/p/bezprzewodowy-przycisk-rsl-sygonix-sy-3523476-1-szt-1761738
#8 18243962 28 Oct 2019 11:22

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18243962 28 Oct 2019 11:22

bubu1769 wrote:
It`s probably about connecting the receiver in the place of the current switch.
From what I know, these receivers do not require an additional neutral wire and operate in series with the lamp.

If there is a junctionless installation, zero is "in the switch box" in the form of a loop. If there is a box installation, zero is in the junction box and should be connected there.
#9 18243968 28 Oct 2019 11:24

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18243968 28 Oct 2019 11:24

There`s just not always room in the can.
Sometimes you can mount receivers on the lamp itself.
#10 18245219 28 Oct 2019 21:30

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18245219 28 Oct 2019 21:30

Or you can install light sources controlled wirelessly from a remote control, e.g. OSRAM LED STAR+. And stick the remote control to the wall.
#11 18247125 29 Oct 2019 21:25

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18247125 29 Oct 2019 21:25

https://www.elektrobim.pl/sklep/zdalny-wlacznik-urzadzen-230v-elektro-remote-230v/

I recently installed something like this, and it works for now
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#12 18247751 30 Oct 2019 09:07

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18247751 30 Oct 2019 09:07

stanislaw1954 wrote:
It doesn`t look all that rosy. There you need a neutral wire - "0", which is not included in the switch boxes.

I confirm, unless I have power and drain under the switch.
#13 18247753 30 Oct 2019 09:10

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18247753 30 Oct 2019 09:10

Or you can use two-wire receivers that do not need zero, for example the one I mentioned in post #7.
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#14 18247776 30 Oct 2019 09:20

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18247776 30 Oct 2019 09:20

Turn the current switch to the on position and you have phase and neutral in the lamp. You install the receiver in the lamp.
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I would just like to know whether the author chose something, what he chose, whether he installed it and whether it meets his expectations.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around solutions for relocating light switches without the need for rewiring. Users suggest various wireless controllers that operate via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or radio frequencies. Recommendations include specific products such as the LINBEL wireless switch, ORNO wireless switches and controllers, and OSRAM LED STAR+ light sources. Some responses highlight the necessity of a neutral wire for certain installations, while others mention two-wire receivers that do not require a neutral connection. Users also discuss the possibility of installing receivers directly in light fixtures and using remote controls for operation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of compatibility with existing wiring setups and the potential for junction box installations.
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