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Anonymous users2024-01-24Can the thread still be pulled? We usually add a thread into it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23On the top of the bathroom, where the lights were originally installed, borrow the zero line, connect the zero line directly to the bath bomb, and connect the 5 wires to the power supply, one to the lighting, one to the exhaust, and the other to the heating lamp.
The two upstairs are talking nonsense, it can't be the yellow and green line connecting the lights. Mine is the same, I think it's the isopotential line. I connected the yellow and green wires in the large bathroom with the grounding wires to the socket, and there were no problems. >>>More
If your switch is to control the interior lights. Because there is already a light in the bath bomb, you can omit your light, and you don't need to install a switch control line. If you want to control another lamp or mirror headlight, you can use the light control line in the bath bomb group to connect it in parallel to another lamp or mirror headlamp, and then the light switch on the bath bomb can control the lamp you want to control at the same time.
It can only be said that your electrician is too unprofessional, exhaust and heating do need five wires, but he can't connect the only blue wire into a live wire, it should be two red live wires, two blue ones are neutral wires, and one yellow wire is ground wire, and now the four wires you have left, there must be one live wire, which can be measured with an electric pen, and the rest you can only ask the electrician, no one else can do it!
You need to know the positioning role of these five wires to know how to connect, one of them is a public line, four lamps warm two lines, one lighting, and one fan.
Lighting is two wires, buy a four-link switch, it is best to separate, which is conducive to the line and temperature control.