How to wire the living room light down group control

Generally, there are 6 chandeliers for household use. There are 9 more. If you're going to control it in groups.

6 lamps can be divided into 2 groups. Wiring 1, 3, 5 is a group, 2, 4, 6 is a group. Control with dual control switches is fine.

The same is true of the principle of the 9 lamps. And if you've already wired it and it's a switch control. That's how you do it.

The light is connected in the same way as above. Buy another one (we call it a jump system here in Guangzhou) is a logic switch. Mounted on top of the chandelier.

The specific connection switch is explained. This switch we usually use has 3 levels. Turn on 1 set of lights.

Turn on 2 sets again. Turn on 3 and light 1,2 groups. If you want a few more groups, you can buy a few more levels, this is a switch to control several groups of lights.

The above group needs a switch control. The choice is yours.

The easiest way is to buy a remote control segment switch, which is convenient and easy to use.

One line for each light goes back to the switch, and the neutral line is shared.

Generally, dual control is adopted.

It is divided into three groups: one group of fluorescent lamps. A set of crystal lamps. A set of other lights.

It depends on how many groups your lamp is divided into, if you put four wires, it is three groups, one shares the neutral line, and three control wires. Three roots are two groups. See how you're grouped.

The one with a lot of wires on the neutral line on the lamp. It's that each little lamp has a thread together, and that is the head. The live wire is another wire for each small light.

A few sets are followed. If it is not enough, it can be divided evenly and then connected.

Hope it helps.

If the line is laid out, do as it says upstairs. If there are only two wires on the switch end. Just use the plan on the first floor. Add a splitter.

Add a computer splitter and you're good to go, with instructions on it.