Series Candlestick Switch vs Group Switch: Differences & Usage in Catalogs (Connectors)

The discussion focuses on the differences between series candlestick switches and group switches in electrical connectors. A series candlestick switch allows control of two circuits (A and B) with the option to activate both simultaneously, while a group switch operates independently, enabling only one circuit at a time. The candlestick switch can be created from a group switch, but not vice versa. The conversation also touches on the concept of a hotel link, which connects two groups of lamps, allowing only one group to be powered at any given time.
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