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Electrical wiring
On Nov 13, 8:03*pm, gary wrote:
I have an L-shaped hallway with 2 ceiling lights. A 3-way switch is located at the end of each leg of the "L". * * * Each electrical box has: * * * * * *A sheath with a black wire and a white wire. * * * * * *A different sheath with only a black wire. * * * * * * * * * *What wire gets connected to each terminal on each 3- way switch? A 4-way switch is located at the intersection of the legs of the "L". * * * The electrical box has: * * * * * *A sheath with a black wire and a white wire. * * * * * *A different sheath with a black wire and a white wire. * * * * * * * * * *What wire gets connected to each terminal on the 4- way switch? Has this ever worked? Jimmie |
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