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How to Wire 3-Way Switches

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Summary: Electrical Contractor Explains the Basics of Wiring 3 Way Switches for your home light fixtures.


3-Way Switch Wiring Video

 

3-WAY SWITCH WIRING VIDEO SUMMARY

 

Introduction to 3-Way Switch Wiring
This video gives an introduction to the basic 3-way switch wiring and also identifies eight different wiring scenarios including 3-way switching for lights and switches as found in the following areas of the home:
Kitchens
Hallways
Living Room
Great Room
Bedrooms

The 3-way switch project materials include:
Two three ways switches
Approved switch box
Switch cover plate
Romex Wire
Wire Staples
Wire Connectors


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