3 Gang switch correct wiring
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breezer
well it will work, and yes its safe, but looks a bit messy
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breezer
just the way you are wiring it.
whats it for?
although the neutrals are drawn connected you will have t physicaly connect them.
usualy this is done in the ceiling rose, which is why i asked whats it for
whats it for?
although the neutrals are drawn connected you will have t physicaly connect them.
usualy this is done in the ceiling rose, which is why i asked whats it for
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3 separate light circuits using the new colour wiring BROWN & BLUE & EARTH
The neutrals in the previous switch were all connected in a terminal block & not connected to the switch
So your saying a neutral will need to be connected to the switch ? if this is correct then where do I connect this
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With the Neutrals connected with a terminal block
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Lynda, moderator
please note forum rules> general information, item g
breezer said:
The neutrals in the previous switch were all connected in a terminal block & not connected to the switch
So your saying a neutral will need to be connected to the switch ? if this is correct then where do I connect this
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
With the Neutrals connected with a terminal block
_______________________________________
Lynda, moderator
please note forum rules> general information, item g
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breezer
i never said the neutrals need to be connected to the switch did i?
breezer said:
Your proposals are fine.
It is becomming quite common to wire lighting circuits like this, with the feed taken to the switch.
It is becomming quite common to wire lighting circuits like this, with the feed taken to the switch.
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