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Dual immersion boost switch?

  • 18-10-2018 10:39am
    #1
    Gautama
    Registered Users Posts: 641 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    I've done some searching and this question has come up a few times before,
    and has been largely unanswered. Those posts were a few years back so I'm
    hoping the switch I'm looking for has been made by now.

    I currently have a typical immersion switch, i.e. it has two stiches: "On/Off" & "Bath/Sink".

    I want to replace this with a dual immersion boost switch,
    something like this...
    https://www.electricalworld.com/en/ie/Timeguard-Boostmaster-2-Hour-Electronic-Boost-Timer/m-3904.aspx?
    ... but with a "Bath/Sink" switch on it too.

    My previous house had two one these, one labelled Bath and the other labelled Sink.
    Another solution may be to take my current switch, disable the "On/Off" switch
    and connect this boost switch to it.

    But I was wondering if any members know of a one unit solution?

    BTW, I'm aware that there are a plethora of two channel electron timer out there.
    But we have no need for a timer on the immersion. We just switch it on as required,
    then switch it off when we remember to do so. The TimeGuard Boost switch is so simple
    it would be perfect if there was just a Bath/Sink switch on it.


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