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Anonymous users2024-01-24It should be connected in series, that is to say, when the living room light is turned on and the bedroom light is turned on, there will be power! I reckon your living room switch and bedroom switch on both sides of the wall.
You see if the wire of the switch is connected to the wrong line, and then see if the section switch of your living room light is connected to the wrong wire.
There is a problem with the bulb of the bedroom light, it may be that the service life is coming to an end.
One possibility is that the picture inside the lamp has a fluorescent substance, so it looks glow-in-the-dark, and the other possibility is that the curtain is not well sealed.
1. All if the switch controls the live wire, this is the glimmer brought by the induction electricity, you turn off the main switch of your home, there may be no glimmer, it doesn't matter, especially the new house induction electricity will be high.
In this case, will it be that the bedroom light and the living room light are connected in series, if so, you turn off the bedroom light, and the living room light will theoretically go off.