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There are 10 spotlights in total. 2 controlled by gang 1, 3 by gang 2 and 5 by gang 3. It definitely controlled the lights in that room. Ideally I’d like switch 2 to control all the lights if that is possible.

I can’t I’m afraid. It’s not a switch which is used often. I know it worked but I can’t recall if it just controlled one set of spotlights or all of them.

EFLImpudence - yes they do.

Ban-all-sheds, one of the easiest ways to learn and understand anything which is unfamiliar or unknown is to ask someone who has a good understanding of the subject. Hence my question on an electrics forum. Given I know where each wires comes from, goes and which is the supply wire, I thought...

An update... I have the lights working from the main switch with the configuration as pictured. The next light in the circuit also now works. Info i should have provided originally...the lights are three groups of spotlights which are now controlled in separate groups by gangs 1, 2, and 3...

Does that then change the location of the far red wire (feed to next light) from comm 3 to come 4? If comm 3 to comm 4 does indeed need a loop

Does common 3 need to loop to common 4. As how does the other switch in the room control the lighting if just fed from gang 4?

thank you for your help. No, in the other switch in the same room there is just a red, yellow and a blue

the opposite switch in the same room is red to common, yellow and blue to 1 and 2 way. But which gang would these be connected to on the main switch? and why does the far right red go to common 3?

Hello I am having a lot of difficulty figuring out the correct wiring for a 2 way, 4 gang light switch. As pictured. The far right red wire feeds a light switch in the next room. Next in is a red, blue and yellow cable which feeds a single switch on the other side of the same room. There...