I haven't bought any switches yet, I wanted to lay the cables first. But if they are different, maybe I will start by buying the switches. Can you recommend any?
Dude, it's not PN but PE and you cannot connect it in the right fitting so that it goes further to the left, you can connect it in the box where the N wire is connected / this dot / and to each fitting separately.
And because if the luminaire is disassembled, the luminaire will be live when the second button is turned on and the protection may not be there anymore
I will ask what the algorithm of action should be, what do you want to get? There is a two-way switch in the title, and you do not need cross switches and so many wires between them to control the switching off and on from 2 places. Unless it is about switching off / on from the 1st place and switching the lamps from the 2nd place.
The discussion revolves around the wiring of a double stair switch, with users seeking confirmation on the correctness of their wiring diagrams. Initial responses indicate that the proposed wiring appears correct, but emphasize the importance of including a yellow-green protective wire (PE) for safety. Users inquire about the proper connections for the protective wire and the overall wiring scheme, with clarifications provided regarding the distinction between neutral (N) and protective (PE) wires. The conversation also touches on the necessity of understanding the switching mechanism, particularly in relation to controlling lights from multiple locations. Users share updated diagrams for further validation and seek confirmation on the accuracy of their connections. Summary generated by the language model.
