Two Wired networks connected by 2 Wireless gateways

Is it easy to set up the following

2 Wired networks connected by 2 wireless gateways?

Currently there is a 1 wired network which also has a wireless gateway which uses wireless wall plugs.

In the same property, the garage is currently a normal non C-Bus setup.
The idea is to use a 4 channel relay and convert the garage fluro lights to a C-Bus setup.
There is a chance that due to brick walls etc, the new wired network cannot be hooked into the existing wired network, hence the possible need for a wireless gateway in the garage.
If the new network can be hooked into the existing network (easy access to the Cat 5 C-Bus cable) then that is the method which will be used as then there will still be 1 wired and 1 wireless network.

I had the electrician over tonight to see if the mains wiring can be done.

Replace the mains wiring to the switches to Cat-5 wiring and re-run the mains to the relay etc.
No problems there.

Martin

 

It is possible to use two gateways each linking to a wired network. but in your situation would replacing your standard switch with a wireless unit be easier

 

Yes and no

There are some instances of multiple switches operating the same light.
There are some other lights in another area which are currently connected to a normal switch which will be split to both C-Bus and normal etc (for the time being). But if at the time we can convert them all to C-Bus, we will.
There are a few 3 way switches (3 lights per switch unit), wireless only supports 2 hardwired units on a switch.

The cost factor will be pretty much the same.
I will be using 4 gang 2000 series switches to keep them the same as the existing C-Bus units.

The use of a second wireless gateway is a last resort as we should be able to splice into an existing C-Bus Cat5 cable.

Any other existing mains operated switches can only be converted to wireless switches, but my wife does not like mixing Saturn switches with 2000 series.
All I need to do now is get the equipment and then organise when my sparky can come over.

Martin