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Simple question.ah
is it possible to puchase a
[h=1]Double-Pole Double-Throw Switch.[/h]which looks like a normal wall switch used to operate lights.


any help cheers
 
might be able to get one in the grid switch format.
 
We used to use the Gewiss Playbus range, which contains a reversing switch amongst just about every other kind of grid mounting accessory you can imagine. I think we got them from Electric Centre. They're Italian so they look nice but aren't exactly what you'd call 'robust'.

Alternatively you could use an actual ordinary light switch with a DPDT contactor sited remotely.
 
Could I ask why you need a DP DT switch?

designing circuit for taxi office :eek:utside movement detector floods / sirien . min number of switches , no relays . got it down to one DPDT and a single way sw.This give me several option to put circuit into.
Then was told design would not work because the type of wall switch DPDT i needed (to match existing sw's) did not exist.
Also your not alowed to have a sirien hooked up to a external sensor.
Hence snookered both ways. ahhhhh:nopity:
But i would likje to prove existance of switch if possible .
 

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