Help needed Timelag circuit LED

[user 36223]

Hi, We have a communal hallway with 3 Danlers timelag switches. The circuit is 2 wire and is using GRTL MK II modules with illuminated lights on the switches. The switches are not always turning on and require pressing multiple times before the connection is made. They operate low energy LED downlighters and do not appear to have a load capacitor in the circuit so there is sometimes a residual flash when the timelag stops. I am looking to replace the switches any recommendations??

 

[Murdoch]

Lights with sensors in?

 

[user 36223]

No just a time lag on the switches lights are LED Halolite firesafe downlighters

 

[Richard-the-Ninth]

How about the original time lag switch? Click here

 

[kerching]

Why not contact Danlers and/or Halolite?

I had a client who knew better. Bought 100 Dimmable LED bent top candle lamps, for a Golf Club. Dimmers were toroidal F old style MK gridswitch!
He said they would work
I referred him to,Gen 38 9:10

Oh he paid over £12 per lamp as well,

 

[Sparksfly]

Sounds like you need Danlers Capload poss 1x per D/L.

Also Note:-
If someone presses one switch and someone else switches another or the same within 30 seconds of it going off the relay can stick...resulting in lights permanently on !! but there is a fix for that via powering down.

 

[binky]

Lights with sensors in?

My preferred option these days, I've always found time lag switches irritating and not very reliable. Plus every light is independent of the rest, so only one thing fails, not the whole set up.

 

[Sparksfly]

Agreed you could pop a sensor/s in the ceiling