No. A double pole switch would be a switch that switches 2 different loads simultaneously. 3-way switches (and 4-way switches if more than 2 are used) are what are used for controlling a light from multiple locations. While a typical single pole switch simply opens or closes a single contact, a 3-way switch provides a path from a contact point to, let's say, point A or point B. Points A and B from the first 3-way switch are connected to points A and B of the second 3-way switch and then the common contact point of the second switch is connected to your light. When more than 2 switches are desired, you can use any number of 4-way switches between the 3-way switches, but the 3-way switches MUST be on the ends of the circuit.
It actually is called a three way switch. The reason you use them is so you can turn on lights from two locations like two entries to the room that may be far apart
You probably don't need to change the dash lights. On the headlight panel there is a control to dim or brighten the dash lights. This same control allows you to turn them completely off. I don't remeber on that particular car if the light switch rotates or has a separate switch but all cars have this feature.
Yes! you can install an switch a head of a GFCI receptacle. This installation is common in some applications to turn on an outside receptacle to control Christmas lights.
Not usually, The light would have had to been wired with a three wire from the switch to the fan. One circuit to control the fan and the other switch to control the light. If this is your situation then all you will have to do is change the light switch to a timer and that will do what you want.
Check the package, it will tell you if it can be used for these bulbs. Be careful of compact florescent.
A TBS switch is an air switch that has only one control function. They control the functions of electronic devices from locations that are not near the device.
A Three-way switch. 3-ways are used to control from two locations. As opposed to a Four-way switch, which is needed to control from more than two locations.
It shouldnt. The cruise control senses by the switch on the pedal not by the lights.
Headlights, interior lights, parking lights,Headlights, interior lights, parking lights,
You need a three way switch to control lights from two locations. The name is misleading. Three way switch refers to the connection points on the switch. You can use a three way switch as a single switch as long as you place hot wire on the brass screw and the use any of the other screws for the return hot.
PULL the light switch out (must be in lowbeam setting for fog lights to work)
A combination switch is the unit behind the steering wheel that hold the controls for the lights, cruise control and window washer.
The doors will have switches that control them, the light switch also has control. Depending on the year, the pull knob turns to control dash light intensity and interior lighting. On newer models there is a dial under the switch that does the controling of these lights, on some models there is a button next to the switch that is an override button to stop the lights from going on when the doors open. Let me know if you need more help as I will try my best.
It controls the headlights, dash lights, tail lights and park lights. You don't repair it you replace it.
It actually is called a three way switch. The reason you use them is so you can turn on lights from two locations like two entries to the room that may be far apart
If parking and tailights are working could be headlight switch--rheostat for dimming control could be bad
Yes, but it depends on what your problem is. The switch normally has different circuits for the lights, the cruise control, and a computer feed.