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Need a pull cord switch - Where to buy?

Xcellor · 2015-01-06 08:09:03

I bought a light fixture from home base for bathroom, merrily fitting it away before I realised that there was no switch to turn the light on and off meaning that if I was just to cable it up it would always be on. After some cursing and moaning at Homebase (yeah ok i should have checked...) I decided to cannibalize…

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06-01-2015 9:09am

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Xcellor

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I bought a light fixture from home base for bathroom, merrily fitting it away before I realised that there was no switch to turn the light on and off meaning that if I was just to cable it up it would always be on. After some cursing and moaning at Homebase (yeah ok i should have checked...) I decided to cannibalize another light fitting to see if I could get something working... After spending an hour or so I got it working but now I want to fix the other light.

I need something like the following
http://www.diy.com/departments/bq-pull-cord-ceiling-switch-sp-1-way-2a/178030_BQ.prd

I'm living in Longford but am around Athlone. Is B&Q the best bet?

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