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wiring - can this be done
Here is what I want to do.
Two switches (A&B) in different locations that control a single outlet (C), this is easy enough with 3-way switches. But I also want to have a second outlet (D) that is only controlled by one of the switches (either A or B). Can this be done with with standard 3-way or 4-way switches or am I stuck with having an additional switch for outlet D? Access is not a problem and I can power the circuit from any point. |
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