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three lights, two switches
I have three lights A, B, C and two switches 1 and 2. How do I wire them
so switch 1 turns on/off A and B and switch 2 turns on/off B and C? Please note that B is controlled by both switches, kind of like a 3-way switching. Would there be any problem if both switches are on? |
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