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![]() Hello, I'm trying to figure out the wiring going to the light switches in my hall and on my landing respectively. When I bought the house, each switch fitted is a simple on-off switch - so you cannot switch the hall light off from the landing or vice-versa. However, I think the actual wiring inside the switch housings may be designed for double switches - enabling one to switch the hall light off from the landing or vice-versa. (At least, that is what I'm hoping.) Can someone tell me how to determine (visually or otherwise) if the wires inside the switch housings are indeed as I am hoping? I am only a DIY-er - not an electrician (as you surely surmised). I have done various domestic wiring alterations though, in the past. Thank you. PS - I do have a volt-meter at hand if equired. Allen |