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The Lightwave switches come with a spacer/bezel, which the faceplate sits in, so doesn't look bad. The spacer gives an extra 7mm clearance. The screw terminals are accessed from the top of the switch, and where the cables enter is stepped away from the back. There is space to run cables around the sides of the central module if you have enough length. I've just measured one, and using the spacer, the module itself protrudes just 18mm into the back box.
 
But the Qinetic WiFi Receiver seems to need a neutral anyway...which isn't available.
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Oh no. Don’t mention quinetic to tel.... we’ll be here all night!

#11.... Theres LightwaveRF and litewave.
which one do you mean?
Sorry, LightwaveRF. The newer series. And a correction, they are more like 17mm deep with the supplied bezel.
 
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