Marvelous Tp Link Switch Install With Only Two Wires 2 Lights 1 Wiring Diagram
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In your case judging by the fact that the second wire is white i m assuming that s coming from the load something. I guess it wasn t clear i was talking about connections to the switch here. At least in new wiring that s how it works. The tp link switch requires a neutral wire connection and the wall box does not contain a neutral wire. Load goes to the load such as a light. In situations where one switch controls multiple light fixtures like in a bathroom vanity or multiple pendant lights etc you may find multiple wires connected to the same screw terminal push in connectors on the switch. 2 the only possible method to get the tp link to work would be to re wire the wall switch box with a 3 wire cable that contains 1 black 1 red 1 white and 1 bare copper ground wire. Line comes from the breaker. Green wire on switch ground line to ground line white wire on switch neutral line to neutral line. First up a switch only ever has two wires minus the ground unless it s a multi way.
2 the only possible method to get the tp link to work would be to re wire the wall switch box with a 3 wire cable that contains 1 black 1 red 1 white and 1 bare copper ground wire.
In your case judging by the fact that the second wire is white i m assuming that s coming from the load something. If there are more than two wires contented to the switch it is likely a three way switch however there are some instances where more than two wires will be connected to a standard switch. In your case judging by the fact that the second wire is white i m assuming that s coming from the load something. The tp link switch requires a neutral wire connection and the wall box does not contain a neutral wire. At least in new wiring that s how it works. 2 the only possible method to get the tp link to work would be to re wire the wall switch box with a 3 wire cable that contains 1 black 1 red 1 white and 1 bare copper ground wire.
Load goes to the load such as a light. In situations where one switch controls multiple light fixtures like in a bathroom vanity or multiple pendant lights etc you may find multiple wires connected to the same screw terminal push in connectors on the switch. If no other light switches control these lights you likely have a standard. If there are more than two wires contented to the switch it is likely a three way switch however there are some instances where more than two wires will be connected to a standard switch. At least in new wiring that s how it works. Line comes from the breaker. In your case judging by the fact that the second wire is white i m assuming that s coming from the load something. First up a switch only ever has two wires minus the ground unless it s a multi way. The tp link switch requires a neutral wire connection and the wall box does not contain a neutral wire. I guess it wasn t clear i was talking about connections to the switch here.
Green wire on switch ground line to ground line white wire on switch neutral line to neutral line. I guess it wasn t clear i was talking about connections to the switch here. The tp link switch requires a neutral wire connection and the wall box does not contain a neutral wire. At least in new wiring that s how it works. If there are more than two wires contented to the switch it is likely a three way switch however there are some instances where more than two wires will be connected to a standard switch. First up a switch only ever has two wires minus the ground unless it s a multi way. Load goes to the load such as a light. Connect each of the two black wires from the switch to the available live lines via the wire nut and wrap electrical tape around the wire nuts to make sure the copper conductor is fully concealed. Line comes from the breaker. 2 the only possible method to get the tp link to work would be to re wire the wall switch box with a 3 wire cable that contains 1 black 1 red 1 white and 1 bare copper ground wire.
Green wire on switch ground line to ground line white wire on switch neutral line to neutral line. The tp link switch requires a neutral wire connection and the wall box does not contain a neutral wire. First up a switch only ever has two wires minus the ground unless it s a multi way. At least in new wiring that s how it works. I guess it wasn t clear i was talking about connections to the switch here. If no other light switches control these lights you likely have a standard. Load goes to the load such as a light. If there are more than two wires contented to the switch it is likely a three way switch however there are some instances where more than two wires will be connected to a standard switch. Line comes from the breaker. In your case judging by the fact that the second wire is white i m assuming that s coming from the load something.
Line comes from the breaker. Connect each of the two black wires from the switch to the available live lines via the wire nut and wrap electrical tape around the wire nuts to make sure the copper conductor is fully concealed. 2 the only possible method to get the tp link to work would be to re wire the wall switch box with a 3 wire cable that contains 1 black 1 red 1 white and 1 bare copper ground wire. I guess it wasn t clear i was talking about connections to the switch here. Green wire on switch ground line to ground line white wire on switch neutral line to neutral line. Load goes to the load such as a light. If there are more than two wires contented to the switch it is likely a three way switch however there are some instances where more than two wires will be connected to a standard switch. First up a switch only ever has two wires minus the ground unless it s a multi way. In situations where one switch controls multiple light fixtures like in a bathroom vanity or multiple pendant lights etc you may find multiple wires connected to the same screw terminal push in connectors on the switch. In your case judging by the fact that the second wire is white i m assuming that s coming from the load something.
If there are more than two wires contented to the switch it is likely a three way switch however there are some instances where more than two wires will be connected to a standard switch. The tp link switch requires a neutral wire connection and the wall box does not contain a neutral wire. Line comes from the breaker. At least in new wiring that s how it works. 2 the only possible method to get the tp link to work would be to re wire the wall switch box with a 3 wire cable that contains 1 black 1 red 1 white and 1 bare copper ground wire. I guess it wasn t clear i was talking about connections to the switch here. Connect each of the two black wires from the switch to the available live lines via the wire nut and wrap electrical tape around the wire nuts to make sure the copper conductor is fully concealed. Load goes to the load such as a light. If no other light switches control these lights you likely have a standard. Green wire on switch ground line to ground line white wire on switch neutral line to neutral line.
