2 way switching in 10 Minutes!!! No wires No cables needed. Is this the end of chasing days? 

The worse thing you can do,is a borrowed neautral,got a right belt on one job I was working at,not only that it took me a long time to sus it out and put right .

hahaha, where's your socks Bundy?

😂😂😂😂

You are the flexi king Nick on you go.

@@goodcat1982 but that bit can be done after pairing. In fact, I wouldn't of cut the holes in the walls until I had paired the switches & done a rough test with the switches in the approximate position.

@goodcat1982 what's the point of fitting them in the wall to find out that they won't pair? Pairing & testing whilst in the loft proves that the system is working in ideal conditions & saves running up and down stairs and ladders so much - if it doesn't work when you then move it to location you know that it's related to the location rather than faulty equipment or failed pairing!

Take them to the loft.. no it's better fun running to the switch before the set up timer runs out

I see the commenters are getting their daily exercise, by jumping to conclusions...

@@farmersteve129 take a day off mate 🙄

Totally agree Jordan

@@Cjrelectrical Hey Chris, have you had any dramas/call backs with these quinetics?…they look awesome and for certain situations I can see how much easier it would make life.... I really enjoy your videos mate, thanks for sharing 👍🏼👏🏼

Nosferatu!

A family of Syrian refugees living in that spookily tidy loft?

It's the Pixies

Future? it's already here

Your correct but I wanted to make sure they would work in the locations as the loft is full of celotex that’s great at blocking any kind of frequency.

@@Cjrelectrical yea that's true would act as a Faraday Cage I suppose blocking the signal, bit risky cutting the walls for switches tho if they didn't work

Did I test them before I cut the holes off camera🤷🏻‍♂️

@@Cjrelectrical 😅 you must be fit as a fiddle if you did all that running around testing on and off the camera twice if you did fair play🤣 i@m pulling your leg mate, all in all, love the videos and the quality of workmanship you put in its great to see 👍

@@eamonnblake9704 😂😂

Thank you

Love it F i bet I am fatter and less fit than you. What a great system though.

that made me chuckle

Yeah I’m sure he will be along shortly cheers Anthony

Great idea to use this for garden lighting. I don't know if this is legal in the UK, but here in Belgium we can use "mixed circuits" with lighting and sockets on 1 breaker, which is what I did in my garden using a single 4core + Earth (Earth + Neutral +Live + 2 Switched from inside) cable running throughout the garden with some slack in tactical spots and junction boxes wherever I placed sockets, lights, powered decorations... I thought it was a great idea for doing this since this allows me to easily add lights, sockets, decorations later if I need them and my garden isn't large enough to ever need more than one permanent and two switched live feeds. The mistake I made there was not accounting for having switches outside so I can only turn on/off the lights from inside the house. This is a great way to add a switch wherever I want in the garden, I can even put one right in the side of my chair or in the table without needing extra wiring.

It's still a relatively new technology, I'm sure the price will plummet in the next year or two when other brands come on the market.

@@andrewd762 thanks for comment,they are ideal for the case on the vid,do you now if the power is turned off for any reason do you have to reset them?

No, if power goes they just go to off mode then just press it once powers back and hey presto.

Can't really compare the cost of switches. Best way is to compare the labour cost of installing cabling to those switches and redecorating to the cost of installing quinetic.

160m

Perfect

Thank Karl 👍

Yeah i have been told this before maybe standup?

CJR ELECTRICAL super dry humour ! Start a podcast !

@@Cjrelectrical just dont give up your day job you already light up the world

Do the switches have batteries to replace or do you have to replace the switches after 200,000 presses? P.S. how many more presses do you have left? 😂 Great video. 👍

@@cookie4884 Is that a serious question?

Hope so Rob 👍

No thank you, locked into proprietary bulbs etc

@@norfolkngood8960 yeah get what your saying , or any of the other smart bulbs that are cheaper. I actually priced it up after my comment and there was little price difference in the end. (You can unlock Phillip's hue and most other bulbs so your not tied in aswell)

You should take over this channel.

Yeah great bit of kit

The flexi conduit kid 😆. He'll never live that down.

Ffs 😂

This is why i asked the question myself,In the long run is it better to hardwire, With that you know it will last a lifetime.

Nope it’s kinetic energy no batteries required

Yes I did see them will be using on another job

I did the same for an awkward kitchen lighting job, works well using the phone app and alexa

Fantastic

Added wifi switch & smart bulb to my kids bedroom uses Tuya smart life app. Now I have a series of buttons on my phone to flash his bulb different colours to get his attention like bedtime etc much better than shouting upstairs to them. £15 for tempered glass wifi switch & £12 for rgbw wifi bulbs. You can automate routines like switch on at 50% brightness with your alarm then increase brightness every x mins plus use Alexa etc to control them. Absolutely brilliant for communicating with the kids when they're in bedrooms esp once they become teens & ignore you 🤣

Never

I know Pete thanks mate remember I am trying to show things on the camera to learners as well. Your be pleased to know the one I didn’t film upstairs I used the hoover to catch the dust.