3 Gang 2 Way 10 Amp light Switch

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i have just brought a 3 Gang 2 Way 10 Amp light Switch as i need to turn on 3 lights which has 1 main power coming into it how can i do this please i need to no as soon as possible. thanks in advance. i don't under stand all this com,l1,l2 on the back of the plate if some one could tell me what they stand for please
 
What do you have coming to the switch, a L,N & E feed? C is the common terminal. L1 is way 1 and L2 is way 2, there will be a C, L1 and L2 for each switch, the switch will be switching together C - L1 with the switch in one position and C - L2 with it in the other.
 
i have 3 lights coming in does the c mean earth? L1 live L2 neutral?
that what i dnt get where to put the wires
 
No, Com, L1 and L2 are all live terminals. L2 may not be needed for single way switching so needs to be left empty for now. Neutral and earth need to be connected into terminal block, an earth loop to the switch and back box if metal too. Live in goes to one common and loops to the other two commons. The three (switched) live wires to the lights can go into each of the L1 terminals.
 
erm thats what i want 2 no how do i connect 3 lights to the 3 gang switch?
 
FYI, NEUTRALS NEVER CONNECT TO A SWITCH! UNDERSTAND THIS BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. IF YOU CANT, DONT ATTEMPT THIS WORK.

Are you wiring these lights from scratch??? Or do you have existing wiring??
 
dj icea, i am sorry to say but you do not appear to have the cometancy to grap the concept of how it should be done, as i would like to see you post on here again, i would suggest you call an electrician.

remember electricity has no prejudices, it kills anyone
 
dj icea said:
still dnt get you

i shall put it bluntly then

you are too stupid to understand how to do it.

sorry but you did ask,(and its true)

As i would like to see you post again, please get an electrcian in to do the job
 

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