Advice on wiring a 2 gang 1 way switch
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I need to wire in a 2 gang 1 way light switch and have a mental block on what I need to do.**On*the*back*of*the*switch*it*has*the*followin g: L1 L2 a wavy line with an arrow through it (whats this?) I thought that I would just need to have my live feed in to L1 and the switch live comming from L2, but seeing the wavy line with arrow through it has confused me!, is this the common? do i not need to use it as I am not doing 2 way switching? Any help appreciated. Thanks Reg |
Advice on wiring a 2 gang 1 way switch
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Rigga wrote: I need to wire in a 2 gang 1 way light switch and have a mental block on what I need to do. On the back of the switch it has the following: L1 L2 a wavy line with an arrow through it (whats this?) I thought that I would just need to have my live feed in to L1 and the switch live comming from L2, but seeing the wavy line with arrow through it has confused me!, is this the common? do i not need to use it as I am not doing 2 way switching? Any help appreciated. L1 & l2 won't work. You need to use the common then either 'L' for one way. If the switch works 'upside down' use the other 'L' terminal. -- *We have enough youth, how about a fountain of Smart? Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
Advice on wiring a 2 gang 1 way switch
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article , Rigga wrote: I need to wire in a 2 gang 1 way light switch and have a mental block on what I need to do. On the back of the switch it has the following: L1 L2 a wavy line with an arrow through it (whats this?) I thought that I would just need to have my live feed in to L1 and the switch live comming from L2, but seeing the wavy line with arrow through it has confused me!, is this the common? do i not need to use it as I am not doing 2 way switching? Any help appreciated. L1 & l2 won't work. You need to use the common then either 'L' for one way. If the switch works 'upside down' use the other 'L' terminal. Thank you for clearing that up for me. |
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