Originally posted by Mattir
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Originally posted by AndrewMawson
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Mat's way is certainly what i'd expect for a conventional 2 way set up ............. but ..... it would still allow induced current as one of the two links is always live and has the capacity to induce a voltage in the other .... unless they had a decent separation ...... which i can't do

what i need now is something to 'kill' the induced voltage .... like maybe a resistor or a capacitor across the load perhaps??

having spent many idle moments pondering all possible, I am convinced it's induced voltage as EVERYTHING checks out fine, circuit wise ... no **** ups

will have a suss of the practicalities of re-arranging things to the simpler 'std.' two way circuit ...... but as said there will still be 100+ ft of live wire nestled beside the offending non-live wire, to induce a voltage into



I'm considering going to low voltage (12-24V) control system and banging a relay in the shed to handle the 240V side of the switching .... a bloody faff, but would isolate the remote cabling completely

thanks for the input guys

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