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When using the correct size wire, there are several possible configurations of power connection, lighting outlet, and the two 3-way switches. Power can come from the panel to one switch or the other, or to the light, whichever is convenient. The light can be physically positioned between the switches or at the end of the two-switch series.
Each configuration requires different handling of the hot, switched travelers, and neutral wires. In every case, there are runs that require three parallel conductors, whether for neutral, hot or travelers, not including any grounding wires. A 3-wire cable is highly recommended for this application.
If there are more than two switch locations, a 4-way switch goes between the 3-way switches to crossover the two travelers. Two 3-conductor cables are used for this portion, including a bypass connection for the un-switched hot. Asking this question shows you are probably not quite ready to take on this particular task.
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∙ 2015-07-15 19:08:44Yes. Instead of sending the hot wire straight from one of the three way switches to the light, put a dimmer switch on the hot wire to control the light.
Use two three way switches. Hot feed comes to one switch. Wire to light goes from other switch. Two travelers (same size wire as other wires) are needed between the two switches.
with 2 3-way switches you need 12/2 to the light and 12/3 in between the 2 switches. you can also use 14 gauge wire
yes like a hall light.
Why, if you need two switches to operate one fixture,you install two three way switches, the switch comes with a wiring diagram. You will also need to wire with 12/3wgr, this has 4 wires.
Yes. Instead of sending the hot wire straight from one of the three way switches to the light, put a dimmer switch on the hot wire to control the light.
Use two three way switches. Hot feed comes to one switch. Wire to light goes from other switch. Two travelers (same size wire as other wires) are needed between the two switches.
with 2 3-way switches you need 12/2 to the light and 12/3 in between the 2 switches. you can also use 14 gauge wire
yes like a hall light.
not enough information what type of vehicle does it have a idiot light or gauge
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If you wire the lights in parallel you can then decide on any switch to control any light
Why, if you need two switches to operate one fixture,you install two three way switches, the switch comes with a wiring diagram. You will also need to wire with 12/3wgr, this has 4 wires.
Bare copper wire is often used as a ground in electrical applications such as light switches and outlets.
just run a wire from add-on to dashlight fuse in you fuse panel
That will only work if there are two ballasts in the unit.
If your wiring it up for a light switch, then you will need 2 3 way switches, this will allow you to turn on and off lights from 2 locations