I bought a cheap switch from B&Q for the light in my new bathroom. It clicks so loud it wakes the pigeons roosting in the trees opposite. Anybody know of a good, quiet pull cord switch please? Hi does anyone have any recommendations on a quiet pull cord for our bathroom light? I have read a lot of forums and everyone seems to go down the route of wifi bulbs, PIR sensors or light switch outside the bathroom.
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, Silent or very quiet pull switch, UK Electrical Forum, ElectriciansForums.net Est.2006 Free Electrical Advice Forum and page_number. Hi, we have really loud pull cord switches in our bathrooms to turn on the lights (upstairs and down stairs) which make such a "clunk" when you click them on and off that it wakes you up! (possibly because the bathrooms are tiled it adds to the echo/sound the switch creates also) Is there such a thing as a silent pull cord switch? I definitely don't want to add a switch light to the outside of. My new (3 years ago) bathroom light pull switches are very noisy and there are many old threads here enquiring after quiet switches.
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Get Better Sleep Now. I find it dreadful the noise of the pull cord ceiling mounted switches I have in my current house. Anyone recommend a quiet switch please? Hi - I'm trying to get hold of a quiet pull cord switch for the bathroom (normal MK one wakes up baby!).
I've tried the dimmable one from SFD, which although silent, can only take a 250W load - I have 360W of lighting (300W mains, 60W LV) in the bathroom. Not really too bothered it being.
