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An electrician wired it for our extension but I was trying to save a bit of cash by installing the lights and wiring the switch myself as I thought it' be a straight forward one but it appears maybe not to be the case. With the lights I'm just placing the blues together in one hole and the...

That's ok. I can put back to how it was before. Thanks anyhow

Hi Mikey, I tried the above but sadly the light isn't working. You are right about the lights not being fitted yet. I fitted one today so I was hoping to test the switch on the one light first but no show as yet.

Hi, this is a new installation.

Hello, please see attached image. I am in the process of wiring a single light switch to some external lights. As you can see there are 3 x brown wires and 3 x blue wires. The earth wires have already been secured in the back plate switch housing. My question is do I place the 3 brown wires into...

Thanks, In terms of how the wires are connected to the switch terminal. How should they be connected? I’m attaching a pic of the switch reverse.

Thanks this makes sense. Thank you.

Exactly

Yes this is correct although the light on the left has x 2 of the wires you are showing as it also feeds to the light on the right.

Just uploaded the pic of the wiring in the lamp. The second cable feeds the other wall lamp.

Yes the other cable goes to the other light. The two lights each have a switch beneath them so that someone can access the switch from either side of the bed.

So here’s the wiring inside the light fitting. Left - blue x2 middle earth x2 right - brown x2.

Just uploaded a pic of wiring in the lamp

Yes that sounds right in terms of how I wired the light fitting.

Hi Adam, in terms of the connection to the fitting. There are two brown wires in one hole, two blue in another and two earths in the third hole. They are doubled up as the lamp also connects to another identical lamp further along the wall