The two live wires and the two neutral wires are the sockets of the kitchen and the room, and how to

The three wires at the bottom of the cassette are connected to the socket, and the two wires on the top may be used to get electricity here, if they are coming to get electricity, they are connected to the L hole and N hole of the socket.

In this case, just connect the ground wire to the middle, then connect the live wire to the hole with the English letter L, and then connect the zero wire to the blue wire, and connect it to the hole with N.

Hello: It's very simple, connect the 2 red lines together to the "L" end, the 2 blue wires to the "N" end, and the yellow and green two-color wires to the middle "ground" end to complete. It's just that the other socket is not grounded.

The red wire is the live wire (one in and one out), which is jointly inserted into the L binding post hole tightening screw, the blue wire is the neutral wire (one in and one out), and the N binding post hole is jointly inserted to tighten the screw, and the yellow and green two-color is the ground wire connected to E (there is a vertical and three horizontal in the circle with a grounding symbol).

No matter what the socket is, all you need is a live wire, a neutral wire, and a ground wire. The so-called positive five-hole socket is a combination of a two-wire socket and a three-wire safety socket, and there are only three binding posts behind, which are phase wire L, neutral wire N and ground wire. And your junction box with five wires, belonging to the kitchen and room two circuits, in the distribution box by two control switches control, the general outsourcing insulation is yellow and green two colors of the wire is the grounding wire, the red is the phase wire, the blue is the zero line, your junction box obviously belongs to the two circuits, if you only need to connect a socket, you can wrap the two wires with insulating cloth respectively, stuffed in the junction box for standby, the other three wires are connected to the red line at the socket L marked end (the left side of the socket), and the blue wire is connected to the N marked end (the right side of the socket), The yellow and green wires are connected to the ground sign in the middle of the socket.

Do not put two red wires together, because they belong to two different circuits, if they are connected, when you turn off a control switch, there is actually electricity on the socket, which will cause potential safety hazards.