Fw: C-Bus 8 channel relays/dimmers

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It'll be cheaper to get it all from Oz.

Even if you flew there to get it !

G.

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Thanks all,

So in effect if you wanted your lights in the bedroom i.e just main
roof light to toggle on/off/dim then you would need a whole channel
of your 8 channel dimmer to accomplish this? I am just trying to
price up what my house would cost me to c-bus.

Thanks
Danny
--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Rob Mouser" <groups@m...> wrote:
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> > So basically each room is a lighting circuit, what do scenes
mean?
> > I dont have a clue about lighting cicuits, sorry.
>
> Well yes and no :-)
>
> Consider a 'channel' to be a cable with a light on the end, in
fact that
> cable might have more than one light on it but the key thing is
that the
> one light (or lights) are controlled (I.e. on/off/dimm) as one.
> So a room might just have one 'channel' or you might have a room
with
> three channels such as "Halogens", "Wall Lights"
and "Table
Lamps". Each
> one of those channels can be controlled independently.
> A scene is simply a term for the setting of two or more channels,
> normally by a single input action such as turning on a light
switch.
> E.g. You might have a switch that turns on each channel as follows:
> Halogens = 50% (% meaning dim level)
> Wall Lights = 20%
> Table Lamps = ON (Often written as 100%)
> It is also common to name the scene such as "reading" or
"film".
> In my lounge I have three scenes "On", "Soft" and
"Film" which set
my
> three channels to levels which suit each scenario.
>
> HTH
>
> Rob
>