interior lighting EC325 Control Panel

[les.b]

hi
i'm a newbie, can someone please advise if i can turn off interior lights without affecting wc flush. bit embarrassing having to turn on power at night when caught short, waking other half in the process with all lights blazing. i have an Auto Trail Cheyenne 2005.
thanks in anticipation from me and my Bladder. [and other half]

les

 

[peterc10]

Each of your lights or banks of lights should have their own on/off switch or switches. Switching them should have no effect on the toilet.

 

[les.b]

wow! that was quick, i can turn on and off the ceiling entrance, awning and bathroom but i cannot find a switch for LED above cabinets, so have to use main power button on panel.

thanks again for responding so quick

 

[EX51SSS]

 

[peterc10]

wow! that was quick, i can turn on and off the ceiling entrance, awning and bathroom but i cannot find a switch for LED above cabinets, so have to use main power button on panel.

thanks again for responding so quick

If there isn't one that strikes me as extremely daft. Should be easy enough to fit one I would have thought. LEDs in a 2005 van will have been added by a previous owner so need to trace his wires I guess.

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[les.b]

thanks, i'll give it a try. may have to renew and add own switch
thanks for your time

 

[two]

I'm sure there'll be a switch for the LED lights, somewhere. You don't want them on all the time, pretty though they may be, and certainly don't want them on all night.

 

[MikeD]

If after market LED lighting they could operate using a remote control

 

[rb62]

If you can't find the switch fill one of these with water plus additive if required for flushing

stick one of these in bathroom for light

 

[les.b]

thanks for all your help and ideas, i'll have a thorough look this weekend while the beast from east part three is here. i'll defo sort it as the missus was looking down the nappy aisle.