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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is a controller that can be connected to many sets of lights with one wire, and I have used 3 or 4 sets of lights. With a switch control, turn on one group, turn on another group, turn on all on, you can divide the lights into several groups, just connect a controller. You try, it's not expensive.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The question is not detailed. Please add the details of the question.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The grouper can only control two lighting effects: 1, 1+1And it has a great impact on the life of the lamp.
If you need other good effects, let the electronics staff help configure (or specially design) the remote control switch, which is installed in the original switch and in the chandelier, which can achieve the same effect as multiple sets of wires.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is no other way to use a grouper than to increase the line -- it doesn't work with a grouper, how can you control it without a multi-line grouper?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Living room on top. If there is a ceiling fan plug in the seat, if there is, connect the ground wire of the ceiling fan plug in to the living room lamp and use it as the ground wire. If not, then there is no way.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19The grouper doesn't work, you just have a set of lines and you can't use it.
You can only bury the wire, there is no other way, the electrician should despise it, but why didn't you tell him before the electrician buried the wire that you want to install a high-end chandelier? Why didn't you think there weren't enough wires when you bought the lights?
In fact, a set of lines is enough, even if you have enough lines in the family living room, the chandelier can be divided into 10 groups, can you use it once a year? Have you ever calculated how much electricity it takes to turn it on once?
I think there should be a problem with the line, in some places the rubber can be broken, the metal stamen inside is oxidized, but there is a small part of the side, there is a way to try, turn on the switch, use an insulating rod on the line to continuously tap, if, in the knocking of the light keeps flashing, it proves that it is a problem with the line.
If there is no problem with the switch, it may be that the line or the lamp is broken and cannot be used, it is best to check whether the connector of the wire is loose.
There is no obligation to repair the property, but the property can be repaired for a fee. If there is a problem with the electrical circuit in the common part, the property should repair it.
Check the line, is it the cause of the high current.
If the girder is not very low, you can make the beam into the ceiling, if it is relatively low, it will appear that the space is too narrow when wrapped into the ceiling, you can make a few more false beams next to the original beam, you can also make a false beam and the original beam corresponds to make a modeling top, which is a good choice.