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Re: Wiring a 2-way light switch 3-gang



All in all Chris I would probably wire it back connector for
connector,
any tidying would only really be possible on the neutral , (which are
already in one connector),  or live feeds , the latter being the ones
that connect the COM's together.  You likely wont be able to cut down on
the number of wires entering or leaving the metal back box without
rewiring elsewhere in the house.

Kevin

Chris Miles wrote:
>
> Can anyone explain roughly how this wires up?
>
> A 3 gang switch which controls my hallway light, bathroom light, and
> bathroom extracter.
>
> the wires are very messy inside and when I replace the switch I would
> like to clean up the
> wires rather than just hack it wire by wire to new switch.
>
> I have 3 sets of COM, L1, and L2.. all the neutrals are connected in a
> little connector
> and the COMs appear to be connected with seperate bits of red wires
> (its all old core colours).
>
> There is also a random yellow and blue coming out two of the L*
terminal.
>
> Chris
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>





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