Let's play a guessing game....

[Oregon_Camper]

What do you think I was up to this weekend?

 

[GrandmaWoods]

Wow! What a massive mess. I hope you didn't have to untangle & trace all those pretty wires.

 

[mlpeloquin]

Well you were adding some switches perhaps a IR, RF, or blue tooth controlled ones.

 

[Fox]

Were you looking for the flux capacitor?

 

[jbeletti]

Perhaps you're identifying load lines in preparation for home automation control via DC relays and a Raspberry Pi.

 

[JohnDar]

More likely taking a course in Creative Expletives Management


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[Oregon_Camper]

Marc was the closest.

I hated...yep HATED having to walk into the RV, open the cabinet doors to turn on the lights. Same for going to bed...silly if you ask me.

So, I simply added a switch (brown to get close to cabinet color) on the the outside of the cabinet, that we can simply turn on/off the "ceiling" and "lounge" lights as we enter/exit the RV. We both think the RV should come this way...but that is just our opinion.

About $15 for the switch on Amazon and 30 mins of work. Used my Dewalt Oscillating tool to make the square cut out. Love that tool!!

Before and after view.

Old way... View attachment IMG_1163.JPG

New way.... View attachment IMG_1164.JPG

 

[mlpeloquin]

Nice work. I put the living room and kitchen switches there. Opening the cabinet to turn the lights on was a pain in the backside. since it was you, I thought more than I should have with the remote control switch!

 

[Oregon_Camper]

Nice work. I put the living room and kitchen switches there. Opening the cabinet to turn the lights on was a pain in the backside. since it was you, I thought more than I should have with the remote control switch!

LOL....the master bed room light is controlled via wireless remote, including diming control. I thought about a wireless option, but because the wires were right there, it was VERY easy to simply rewire them.