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Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images

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How do I wire a pass-through switch with this type of interior, and should I cut one or both conductors?

Wire only one conductor through the switch: slide it under the clamping plates and tighten them, and do not cut the other conductor [#16341244][#16341380] If needed, cut the brown wire/phase and leave the other wire continuous [#16341610] The switch shown does not interrupt both paths like the better type from the first picture [#16341621] Because of that, if the plug is inserted the other way, phase can remain after switching off, so this kind of switch can be unsafe for a lamp [#16341621][#16343453]
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  • #1 16341087
    sprytny_zbik
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    Hello, I have a problem, it will probably be trivial for some, but not for me. I'll get to the point, I wanted to plug a through switch into the cable, I bought a regular switch, thinking that inside it will look like this
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images
    and there will be no connection problem, but when I opened the switch inside it looked like this
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images
    and this is where the stairs got because I have no idea how to connect the cables. I am asking you for help.
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  • #2 16341153
    Arturo2005
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    Little is seen in this picture.
  • #3 16341184
    Brivido
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    Do not let the cable clamp on the protruding contacts there?
  • #4 16341215
    sprytny_zbik
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    Please, give me more pictures
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images
    and how should I connect such a cable here
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images ?
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  • #5 16341244
    kkas12
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    You don't connect two veins and one you cut. You don't cut the other vein.
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  • #6 16341368
    sprytny_zbik
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    ok just how do i connect this one strand to keep it?
  • #7 16341380
    kkas12
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    You slide the earned vein under these cut plates and clamp it.
  • #8 16341406
    mawerix123
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    sprytny_zbik wrote:
    how should I connect this one vein to keep it


    You slide the cable under the elements marked on the photo with a red circle and then tighten these elements
    Connecting Pass-Through Switch: Cable Wiring Guide with Switch Interior Images
  • #9 16341520
    sprytny_zbik
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    Ok, I understand that I lead the second wire in the middle of the switch but I don't cut it?
  • #10 16341610
    polaklbn
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    sprytny_zbik wrote:
    Ok, I understand that I lead the second wire in the middle of the switch but I don't cut it?

    Exactly. And it's best to cut the brown vein.
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  • #11 16341621
    Łukasz-O
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    Only what it gives him if he inserts the plug in the opposite socket.
    The switch should interrupt both paths, just like the one from the first picture. What the author bought not only is crap-like and may cause various circuses using some light sources, but it is still dangerous when using the lamp.
  • #12 16343453
    barteksmrek
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    Łukasz-O wrote:
    Only what it gives him if he inserts the plug in the opposite socket.

    It will be made in accordance with the so-called "engineering art" or "good workmanship", or with regulations that probably say about breaking a specific vein.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    Łukasz-O wrote:
    The switch should interrupt both paths, just like the one from the first picture. What the author bought not only is crap-like and may cause various circuses using some light sources, but it is still dangerous when using the lamp.

    That's right, of course. After inserting the plug in the opposite way and it is possible, We have a phase after the switch despite switching off.
    And probably because there are warnings everywhere to pull the plug out of the socket as we want to get inside or replace the bulb.
  • #13 16354422
    sprytny_zbik
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    The thing is, that recently when I was in castorama, actually in black I had nothing else to choose ...
  • #14 16355162
    snakess
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    Go to a good electrical wholesaler - you will definitely get a decent switch because it really looks shoddy.
  • #15 16356288
    barteksmrek
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    Cheesy? Even there are no screw terminals. You can look at him and laugh.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around the challenges faced when connecting a pass-through switch, particularly due to unexpected internal wiring configurations. The user initially anticipated a straightforward connection but encountered a different internal layout upon opening the switch. Participants provided guidance on how to properly connect the cables, emphasizing the importance of not cutting certain wires and ensuring correct placement under clamping plates. Concerns were raised about the quality and safety of the switch purchased, with suggestions to seek better alternatives from reputable electrical wholesalers. The conversation highlighted the need for adherence to electrical safety standards and proper wiring techniques to avoid hazards.
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