Great video Nick. I used some Quinetic switches last year for a garden lighting project. So easy.

I've no idea how expensive the switch modules are, but I'd be tempted to leave a couple spare inside the enclosure, as knowing my luck they'd be discontinued the following week and start failing 11 months later!

Mate that wire up was a thing of beauty. I've been wanting to use these in my extension, and was thinking it would be easier to have all the receivers in one place. Your video has been exactly what I was mulling on doing. Awesome, Thanks!

Great videos Nick! The quinetic switching is brilliant too, I’ve used it a couple of times and customers are really pleased with it. Keep up the good work dude!

Was that Robin flipping the bird? They're amazing!! And the level of workmanship by the dark knight is ocd level 💯

Great work guys. Very neat and swiftly done. Thanks for the vid.

another great video nick , going to use them on my garden lighting refurb , will only need 1x so worth it for the hassle saved cheers gaz

That's a great find for advice! Really neat job! Cheers for the videos & information

Got to love re wires, i have the same jsp mask, couldnt do without it !!

Brilliant video as always fella and great idea for my house to use them, and Adam deserves a pay rise lol love it

I've tried various electronic switching devices and in my experience they only seem last for about 5 years before they start to fail (and that includes LED lamps), they also seem susceptible to glitches (a good reason to install SPD's), which causes them to loose memory settings, which leaves you running around trying to find what you did with those instructions five years ago! Compare that with the life of a plain switch (which can be replaced for a couple of quid), and you can see any short term financial gain is fairly quickly lost, even with the unlikely event of the devices lasting 10 years. Cheers, Gordon

Might use these on next rewire, gd work nick 👍

You will have to get Adam a Robin hat! The dynamic duo! 🤣👍

Great vid - bit of humour thrown in - quality work - impressed!!!

I like the Earth cpc correction 👍

im not a leccy sir. but i could watch and learn all day. Your apprentice is a lucky lad, with a diligent teacher. The Quinetics are very clever, for and older person or an infirm person they could have the switch by thier chair -- light, heater, fan etc (my wife has the Hive thermostat on a stand near her so i cant turn it down --still doesnt realise i have access on the phone) best wishes..

Brilliant video ! Well done 👍

I’ve just done one of these, and I already wish I watched your viddy before, yours looks so much tidier 😂😂 only an apprentice, live and learn 🤷‍♂️

Cracking work as usual.👍

Top Quality Work as always

lovely stuff

Quality work!

This is absolute genius! I am learning at the mo and worked with a spark who re-wired a WHOLE flat ENTIRELY in surface trunking. And I mean ENTIRELY!!!!! This wouldn't obviously totally eliminate the trunking but certainly would have cut it down a hell of a lot!

Great Job Guys. Well Done 👏👍👏🙌

0:10 Adam is going to go far, love it :-D

Great job I’m impressed with them, are those switches specifically for that kind of application or can any type of switch pair with the module?

I haven't seen the other video yet, but is the feed for those receivers switched locally next to the box? It would make it easier when the next sparky comes to test for the condition report. Even a fused spur with 13a fuse would work.

When I worked for a contractor I was told not to wear my macdonalds cap so I wore a carling black label one the next day. No sense of humour at all. Excellent videos thanks.

Superb job sir.well done.

awesome content

Great video mate keep it up doing good job 👍

Could I ask what type/size of adaptable box you used to house the Quinetic controllers?

Well done Dude! it's the future great videos! Maybe you should start wearing Star Wars hat as all the Jedi force click on and off light switches 👊

Great video 👍

Hi, very impressed with your video! I have a quick question, On a job today we have a exciting 4gang switch the customer asked for a additional 2 way switch to be installed but no way in getting cables in now. Was wondering if there was something i could install with out going grid style if there was a quinetic receiver that has IN and OUT connection with a switch connection to go to the exciting light switch like a s1 s2 connection? And the other end wireless? I know this is possible with smart switches

Neat little system, my niggle would be the grid plating look, do they only make grid plate switches only? Also what are your thoughts on the solid gear safety shoes?

Thanks for making this video nick . At 13.30 point it showed 9 controllers in that box in the attic . I believe there is now 6amp dual controllers available .If you fitted dual controllers would that mean there would only be 5 controllers in that box ? And every thing else would work exactly as you had shown in the rest of the video ? I am just trying to understand the advantages /disadvantages (if any) of dual controllers . Thanks

Nice work. My only critique and it’s minor. Is use harness loom cable ties. Smaller Cable tie head. Thinner and looks neater. 👍🏻

I was thinking to put everything in one place but will it able to reach all the corner of the house?

As always a good vlog

Good vid Nick ,what was the cost and is there a long term guarantee to this type of installation by the manufacture ?

I can't help feeling Expert Electrical are missing a trick here. Nick's given a glowing review about how brilliant Quinetic siwtches are but Expert Electrical don't sell them 🤔🤔🤔 and they can only be purchased from TLC. If I'm getting Quinetic switches for a job from TLC, then the chances are, I'll probably get everything else I need for the job from there too.

A convenient system but I wonder how long the equipment will last and how available spares will be when you come to replace them

What brand was that enclosure for the Quintecs Nick . Thanks in advance

Good work what’s it work out for them price wise

Did you split the main so it’s covered by 2 or even 3 6 amp breakers ?

Nice work fella.....still laughing at you ...Dave Save and Mr Beck in the pub

You’ve lucked out with Adam mate. He sure sounds like a solid lad with his head screwed on and works hard.

Can I ask how you have found carrying out testing (eicr) with the Quinetic system in circuit???

Proper job dude. Very neat and tidy. Forgive my ignorance as I have not installed this gear before. Does it create an ache in the balls for dead/live testing? Hatman and Bobbin? The dynamic duo...... Thanks for the upload as usual Mr Bundy.

This guy knows what he's do,in!

if there is a power failure is the pairing between the switch and the power rely lost ?

What type of electrical enclosure did you use to mount the Quinetic receivers in?

What's the name of them red connection units on the downlights ? Are they replaceable gu10 bulbs ?

Listen longer videos are ok as you can show better content for younger electricians as for us older dudes good to see innovative products in use keep up the good work

Can you use a 4core cable to switch separate lights on the same circuit?

Great video. Sorry if I have missed something but do quinetic not do a grid system. Seems odd using MK with another manufacturers switches.

Impressive

Just looked at the price of these things. Can they really be cheaper than a conventional lighting install? On a house rewire, would the saving on labour and materials outweigh the price of the switch and receiver?

They make a dual output/2 channel receiver so you can cut the amount you need in half - TLC: QU R323

Sorry mate, only just thought of something with regards to the extractor fan. Was that controlled via the quinetic system and do you still need to fit an isolator for it?. Cracking videos mate, just going through your back catalogue lol.

On the whole, seems a good job, nicely done. I try to use quinetics wherever I can, typically governed though by the price and what people are willing to pay. I wonder about the bathroom fan though, typically installation instructions require DP switching and/or 3 amp fusing, so how was that catered for? And that downlight hole was a bit close to the woodwork, so did the downlight manufacturer have a minimum distance to adhere to?

Any similar products for the US market?

David savery wears a McDonalds hat , and i would trust that man with my life ahaha

what gloves are they mate? the black mamba ones?

Do you know what that insulation in the orange wrapping is called? Want to get some to replace the rather squashed insulation in my new house (and make it less of a pain to mess around putting downlights in etc).

Sad to say I have had my first quinetic receiver fail today, was only running a 3amp extract fan the internal fuse went now unit dead. fan tested ok 😢

Nick, ive seen you use these "Adaptable boxes" a few times now and I want to start using them. Which brand are they? I cant seem to find one that i can secure components inside.

some years down the line and you havnt clarified exactly what the adaptable box is that you used, any links please or finer details??? thanks

We use the dimmer version all the time

Not sure if this was thought about but if your lighting breaker trips you'll loose all your lights if it's done with one feed. Loving the vids, keep up the good work!

Nice

Where can I order the 8 receiver box?

Nice one, can you put 1 switch on two receivers?

So I’ve had a quick read about quinetic lighting and it seams it’s main selling point is the wireless switches ( that don’t need batteries ) I have a smart home myself so I’m far from a technophobe, but I’m always a little uneasy about systems like this that require properly hardwiring into a house system, my thoughts are if the company goes bust or drops support for the product in 5 / 10 years time then the customer is abit screwed, also if they are wifi connected and the company decide that they want customers to pay a subscription, then again the customer is screwed. I’ve gone down the Hue lighting route myself for this reason ( normal lighting circuits, but smart bulbs and wireless switches ) I want smart lights / table side lamps, but if hue doesn’t support the system in X number of years then at least I can remove it all without messing with the wiring in the house.

You may not be able to see floating dust but I can assure you nick there will be lots of dust in that loft even when your not disturbing stuff.

Neat job ..... can see the benefit it you can't get at wiring, or don't want to chase tons of walling. Would not see any benefit to swapping out any correctly working lighting ccts. Jury is out on long-term reliability - guess we will find out

What boxes are you using for the receivers please :).

Q. How did you secure the receivers to the inside of the case? Small self tapping screws? Great vid! About to plagiarise your layout on a rewire.👍🏻

My client use same as "ding dong" at the door at the rual holiday house since some years. The normal wifi system produce only empty batteries. That is a wonderful product idea.

14:38 Imagine showing a 1950s electrician that tech😂😂😂

one question, if their is no power in the switch, could these switches be used inside the bathroom, or is the potential high humidity of a bathroom a problem for these switches?

What enclosure is that?

I don’t understand, why would you fit these? How was it before?

Where you get them slime line fatal boxes from pal ?

It is fun! ;)

Awesome video as always but i think the joker has put to many ads in batmans video 😂😂😂

I can't find part 1

Thought the TV was on the way out, thankfully released it was just the video losing video every few seconds flickering :)

Good work. The switch must obviously need a battery and although saving a lot of work it would mean forever changing batteries I would imagine

Not sure if this has already been covered . if you lose power,will all the switches need synching again

When is adam getting his hat? Both you and davo savo have hats.

What would the cost be on these switches?? Seems like a very good idea, just wanna know if it’s cost effective?

How you goin about testin that lot nick, no 500 v IR

How well known are these products to electricians? I mean there’s only you and Dan (DSS) that’ve mentioned these on UKposts so far. Maybe early days, but that’s what concerns me, will some electricians struggle learning new technology?

You wont be needing the metabo chaser now haha

You Know you’re doing a good job when all they can hate on is your fucking hat 👍

LOL the wire goes in out shake it all about

Need to get Adam a batman hat 😂

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