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Update: i separated the 3 brown wires that were in the original N terminal and put them into the standard switch and capped off the brown and blue wire from the L terminal. All seems to work fine now, lights turn on and off. Does not make sense to me why it would work but somehow it does. Any...

Ok, so I moved over the brown and blue wires from the L terminals into a standard switch and put together the 3 brown wires from the N terminal into one. Result: light turns on but I can’t switch it off. What does that mean? Below picture of the wiring.

Here is another picture of the wires going into the switch. Hopefully this helps. Thanks!

Yes, looks like it is a double pole switch. But not sure why it was used in the first place. There are only 2 led recessed lights, no fan or other appliances attached to it. Could there be a way not to use a double pole switch as a replacement?

Hello, I want to change my light switch to a new one and discovered that the old switch has an L - N - L - N wiring, which I have not come across before (see photo). This is for a bathroom light that has only one switch, so not sure why this wiring was used. Can I use a simple two-way switch...