Wiring a 4-Way Switch (DIY)
How to Wire a 4-Way Light Switch (With Wiring Diagram) - Dengarden
Wiring a 4-Way Switch (DIY)
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I have a 4-way switch with 2 red wires and it isn't connected to any lights (the builder doesn't even know what that is for). I am trying to change the light
Help connect a 3 way switch with 4 wires. There is an additional wire on top of the ground screw. : r/askanelectrician
Wiring a 4-Way Switch (DIY)
Light switch has 2 hot wires
electrical - Old switch has four wires and no discernable ground - Home Improvement Stack Exchange
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Any reason theres 4 wires into the common and just one light? (Complete beginner) : r/DIYUK
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