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Topic # 239875 8-Aug-2018 21:00
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I’ve got a couple of these for sale both unused. Model number is KH02
I bought them before properly understanding what modern light switches with neutral wiring look like, and can’t install them in my house.
Also, I’d like to be clear these switches state that they are only 110v compatible, but the AliExpress seller stated otherwise...
Currently they are priced at $54 new, I’d be happy to sell them both for $60 + P&P
I’m located near Hamilton.

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  Reply # 2070334 8-Aug-2018 23:07
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You should try lanbon.cn ones. They just work and I have been using it for 2 years.



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  Reply # 2070368 9-Aug-2018 07:46
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Cheers, I’ll check them out.

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  Reply # 2070815 9-Aug-2018 16:23
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maxeon: You should try lanbon.cn ones. They just work and I have been using it for 2 years.

 

 

 

Can you recommend somewhere to get them from other than Alibaba?

 

 

 

Cheers

 

Matt.

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  Reply # 2070821 9-Aug-2018 16:31
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Mattmannz:

maxeon: You should try lanbon.cn ones. They just work and I have been using it for 2 years.


 


Can you recommend somewhere to get them from other than Alibaba?


 


Cheers


Matt.


Use AliExpress or buy directly from them.

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