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majormacmason
Hello all
I need/want to replace an old intermediate switch on a three-way lighting circuit, but am curious as to why there are so few 2-gang intermediate switches on the market
At the moment there are three switches.
Switch A is a two-gang switch that controls downstairs hall and porch.
Switch B is a two-gang intermediate switch that controls downstairs hall and stairs.
Switch C is a three-gang switch that downstairs hall, stairs and upstairs landing.
I would have assumed this is a fairly common set-up. If so, why such a lack of 2-gang intermediate switches? (I've only found one, from TLC) As the wiring is obviously quite old, is there a a simpler way of wiring the circuit without the need for a 2-gang intermediate switch?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
I need/want to replace an old intermediate switch on a three-way lighting circuit, but am curious as to why there are so few 2-gang intermediate switches on the market
At the moment there are three switches.
Switch A is a two-gang switch that controls downstairs hall and porch.
Switch B is a two-gang intermediate switch that controls downstairs hall and stairs.
Switch C is a three-gang switch that downstairs hall, stairs and upstairs landing.
I would have assumed this is a fairly common set-up. If so, why such a lack of 2-gang intermediate switches? (I've only found one, from TLC) As the wiring is obviously quite old, is there a a simpler way of wiring the circuit without the need for a 2-gang intermediate switch?
Thanks in advance for any replies.