Wiring a Light Switch - Diagram 1 |
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Summary: | Fully explained pictures and wiring diagrams about wiring light switches describing the most common switches starting with photo diagram 1. |
Please Note: To illustrate the wiring of these switches,
Switch Boxes and Fixture Boxes are not shown but are obviously required
for every application.
These diagrams are shown as using the Romex wiring method. These Romex cables contain a ground conductor which is required for all applications as well. |
The ground conductors are always bonded
together to insure the integrity of the ground path. If you are using
metal boxes, the ground conductor must be attached to each box by using
a threaded ground screw or provided attachment. The frames of the switches
which have a ground screw are to be attached to the ground conductor
as required. |
Understanding the Basic Light Switch for Home Electrical Wiring |
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Single Pole switching provides switching from one location only. This light switch wiring diagram shows the power source starting at the switch box. |
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©Copyright 2007 - 2010 Ask-The-Electrician

