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Anonymous users2024-01-24At present, several changing lamps on the market can be controlled with only a quick tube, and it changes the state every time it is switched on.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, because the living room chandelier has several variations because it comes with a splitter. It has nothing to do with duplex switches. So the duplex switch can be used, and it can be turned on on both sides.
However, I suggest that because the splitter is an electronic product, it is easy to break, so try to use it as little as possible, if you want the living room chandelier split, you can ask the worker to put a few more control lines when decorating.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can install a sectionalizer, two wires will do.
No. Because the dual-control switch does not have the opportunity to turn off the power completely.
Whether it is a wiring problem, or it may be that the switch is not touched.
Is the wireless remote control not powered on, or is the cable connected incorrectly? The transmitter and receiver of the remote control must be equipped with batteries.
Dual-control switches have the same reason. One switch is connected to the live wire, and two are double control wires. The other switch is connected to the control line, and the two double control wires are connected. >>>More
The corridor lights need to be switched with dual controls, and the living room lights are dispensable. However, for the sake of convenience, it is recommended to use dual control switches for all.