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Switched Plug Wiring Diagram


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Summary: Electrical Switches Question:
I am replacing a split plug for floor lamp. Could you please provide a wiring diagram for a split plug. My husband wired it originally and is trying to replace the plug but he cannot seem to get the wires hooked back up for the plug to work.

Electrical Switch Wiring: How to Wire a Switched Plug using a Wiring Diagram



Question about Wiring a Switched Plug:
I am replacing a split plug for floor lamp.

Could you please provide a diagram for a split plug. My husband wired it originally and is trying to replace the plug he but cannot seem to get the wires hooked back up for the plug to work.

The plug is connected to 2 separate switches to turn the floor lamp on I think the top is hot all the time and the bottom is for switches.

Your help would greatly be appreciated.

Thanks
Beverly H.

Hi Beverly - Great Question!
Here is the diagram for wiring Split Combo or Half Hot Plugs:
Switched Plug Wiring Diagram


You will also find the diagrams for 3-Way Switch wiring:
3-Way Switch Wiring Diagrams

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Dave Rongey, Licensed Electrical Contractor



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