Ace Light Switch Traveler Wire Sequence Starter Motor Control Circuit
It makes no difference which traveler wire goes to which traveler terminal on the switch. In any 3 way there is a master and slave switch. Rated 2 out of 5 by 308fan from didn t come with a fuse i bought the harness to wire up the pod lights and after everything was wired and done i hit the switch and nothing happened checked everything and found that the fuse holder didn t come with a fuse in it. Traveler wires are interchangeable on each switch. This wire is needed to complete the circuit. The taped white wire of cable c3 is the hot to the light lt2 where the red wire of cable c2 is used to splice the hot to the next light lt1. This is the wire that connects your switch to your light bulb or other load ie. The black and red wires are travelers and are connected to the traveler screw terminals on the two switches. The travelers of each switch are connect together using cable c4 taped white and red wires. A 3 wire nm connects the traveler terminals of the first and second 3 way switch together.
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The travelers of each switch are connect together using cable c4 taped white and red wires. Traditionally the slave requires a line and traveler wire to the master. If the switch box is metal it also must be pigtailed to the grounding wires. This provides two alternate pathways for hot current to flow between the switches this is what allows. It makes no difference which traveler wire goes to which traveler terminal on the switch. Diagrams shown on this page are simplified for clarity.
The white or neutral wire bypasses the switch and goes straight to your lights. The brilliant control can automatically detect which wire is line and which is load so they are interchangeable when installing in a single pole configuration. Traditionally the slave requires a line and traveler wire to the master. The white neutral wires are connected together in each switch box. The common terminal of the second 3 way switch connects to the light fixture s. Electrical outlet boxes can have numerous nm cables going in and out. A 3 way lighting circuit consists of 2 light switches controlling a single load i e. Rated 2 out of 5 by 308fan from didn t come with a fuse i bought the harness to wire up the pod lights and after everything was wired and done i hit the switch and nothing happened checked everything and found that the fuse holder didn t come with a fuse in it. This provides two alternate pathways for hot current to flow between the switches this is what allows. The ground wire sometimes in a green jacket should be connected to your switch and to your lights.
The cable run linking the two switches is made with 3 wire cable. If the switch box is metal it also must be pigtailed to the grounding wires. The common terminal of the second 3 way switch connects to the light fixture s. A 3 way lighting circuit consists of 2 light switches controlling a single load i e. The master switch requires a line 110vac with neutral and ground and load. It makes no difference which traveler wire goes to which traveler terminal on the switch. The white neutral wires are connected together in each switch box. The grounding wire is connected both to the switch using a pigtail wire and to the second cable run passing onward to the next switch. A 3 wire nm connects the traveler terminals of the first and second 3 way switch together. Traditionally the slave requires a line and traveler wire to the master.
You can learn more about multi way configurations by reading. A fan or other appliance. The cable run linking the two switches is made with 3 wire cable. This is the wire that connects your switch to your light bulb or other load ie. Rated 2 out of 5 by 308fan from didn t come with a fuse i bought the harness to wire up the pod lights and after everything was wired and done i hit the switch and nothing happened checked everything and found that the fuse holder didn t come with a fuse in it. In any 3 way there is a master and slave switch. It makes no difference which traveler wire goes to which traveler terminal on the switch. This provides two alternate pathways for hot current to flow between the switches this is what allows. In a 3 way configuration the load wire should be connected to the l1 terminal of the brilliant control. The grounding wire is connected both to the switch using a pigtail wire and to the second cable run passing onward to the next switch.
See actual switch box wiring. The ground wire sometimes in a green jacket should be connected to your switch and to your lights. This is the wire that connects your switch to your light bulb or other load ie. In a 3 way configuration the load wire should be connected to the l1 terminal of the brilliant control. It is also usually black. Diagrams shown on this page are simplified for clarity. The travelers of each switch are connect together using cable c4 taped white and red wires. The taped white wire of cable c3 is the hot to the light lt2 where the red wire of cable c2 is used to splice the hot to the next light lt1. A 3 wire nm connects the traveler terminals of the first and second 3 way switch together. This provides two alternate pathways for hot current to flow between the switches this is what allows.
Traditionally the slave requires a line and traveler wire to the master. If the switch box is metal it also must be pigtailed to the grounding wires. The common terminal of the second 3 way switch connects to the light fixture s. A 3 way lighting circuit consists of 2 light switches controlling a single load i e. In any 3 way there is a master and slave switch. Rated 2 out of 5 by 308fan from didn t come with a fuse i bought the harness to wire up the pod lights and after everything was wired and done i hit the switch and nothing happened checked everything and found that the fuse holder didn t come with a fuse in it. Diagrams shown on this page are simplified for clarity. A fan or other appliance. The grounding wire is connected both to the switch using a pigtail wire and to the second cable run passing onward to the next switch. The switch serves to cut the power from reaching the light switch.