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Connecting 4-Section LED Ceiling Lamp with 3 Cables & 2 Switches: Wiring Blue & Brown Wires

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  • #1 16675293
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    Hello, If someone would help me and indicate how to connect this ceiling, 3 cables come out of the ceiling, switch 2, it is best for me to light on one switch 2 middle and on the other switch 2 side, or how it goes in turn 2 and 2, nowhere I can not find and somehow marked or numbered as to what it would be cool, if anyone can help, please, I am still mixed up with these blue and brown cables.
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  • #2 16675302
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    Do you have a single or double switch? Give me a picture.
    This lamp probably the entire network at the same time because the white cube has two power cords.
  • #3 16675310
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    dkristofer wrote:
    dkristofer wrote:
    Hello, if someone would help me and indicate how to connect this ceiling, 3 cables come out of the ceiling, switch 2 buttons, it is best for me to light on one switch 2 middle, and on the other switch 2 side, or how it goes 2 and 2 in turn, I can't find it anywhere, and somehow marked or numbered as to what it would be cool, if anyone can help, please, I am still mixed up with these blue and brown cables. Thank you in advance for your help
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    #4 16675318
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    Connecting 4-Section LED Ceiling Lamp with 3 Cables & 2 Switches: Wiring Blue & Brown Wires
    Phase and zero so you control a single key switch.
    Inside, all 4 lamps are connected in series - they light up simultaneously.
  • #5 16675327
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    I want 2 keys to light 2 and 2 as I described well and these are brown and blue cables and then mixed with those thin red and brown thick

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    sorki with red it is black and all thin ones

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    I think there is a possibility of such connection, but you probably need to mix something in these cables

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    Connecting 4-Section LED Ceiling Lamp with 3 Cables & 2 Switches: Wiring Blue & Brown Wires

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    So it would only be connected to this cube which is blue and brown and nothing can be mixed up so that it shines after 2 LEDs. There must be a way
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    #6 16675369
    kozi966
    Moderator of Electricians group
    Installation does not allow it, the lamp does not allow it, there is no such option.
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  • #7 16675550
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    Thank you very much for the information, but I am disappointed because I asked when buying in Castorama at the lighting stand and they said it was possible.
    I will ask again, and if this lamp can be connected so that they have 2 leds lit, here are but G9 bulbs 4 pcs.
    Connecting 4-Section LED Ceiling Lamp with 3 Cables & 2 Switches: Wiring Blue & Brown Wires

    This brown cable probably came out of the brown ones because I haven't seen it before.
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    #8 16675667
    kozi966
    Moderator of Electricians group
    dkristofer wrote:
    this brown cable probably came out of the brown ones because I haven't seen it before

    Not probably and certainly. The fitting is damaged in this condition. Under these black heat shrinks is a crimp terminal, which is probably badly crimped. Cover for complaint.

    By the way, with this luminaire you can't do "two" without wiring modification.
  • #9 16675672
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    Well, there is no converter here because the halides are 230V only you need to mix the cables differently and maybe someone knows how to do it. Thank you for your interest in my case
  • #11 16675687
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    Thank you very much, maybe something will come from it, I will still look for a helper. Regards
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    #12 16675914
    rtvserwisant
    Level 23  
    Only you are not allowed by the electrical installation in the apartment to use a candlestick switch (double).
    The only solution to use the above-mentioned switch is to replace the cable with 4x1.5 mm.
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    #13 16675974
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    No measurements can be done but there may not be protective, only L, L, N since the switch is double and the colors of the wires may be misleading.
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    #14 16675992
    rtvserwisant
    Level 23  
    But in the wire from the ceiling there can only be L, N, PE so there is no right to be a double switch. If it exists, it must be replaced by a single one and the installation must be connected to a new house.
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  • #15 16676258
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    OK and when can the double switch be used, if the ceiling has 4 cables?
  • #16 16676260
    kozi966
    Moderator of Electricians group
    Read the topic I linked to ...
  • #17 16676558
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    thanks I read, that is, I have to remove the switch, pain !!. Regards
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    #18 16676672
    Jacek Rutkowski
    Level 28  
    Just removing the switch will do nothing if you have no PE with the lamp in the ceiling. If this is the case then you can use another luminaire in insulation protection class 2, i.e. with double or reinforced insulation marked on the rating plate with the symbol:
    Connecting 4-Section LED Ceiling Lamp with 3 Cables & 2 Switches: Wiring Blue & Brown Wires
    This luminaire can be used without PE and the yellow-green ceiling cable with L is marked with a black or brown T-shirt ...
    However, someone who can check the continuity of the cables should get on with it.
  • #19 16677218
    dkristofer
    Level 10  
    They have already connected me, thank you very much for the hints

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the wiring of a 4-section LED ceiling lamp with three cables and two switches. The user seeks guidance on how to connect the blue and brown wires to achieve independent control of two sections of the lamp from two switches. Responses indicate that the lamp is designed to light all sections simultaneously unless modifications are made. Several users suggest that the current wiring setup may not support the desired functionality without changing the wiring configuration or using a different type of switch. Concerns about the integrity of the wiring and the necessity of a protective earth (PE) connection are also raised, with recommendations for using luminaires with double insulation if PE is absent. Ultimately, the user reports successful connection after following the advice provided.
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