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Controlling 2 Independent Light Points from 3 Places: Legrand Niloe Connectors, Cross & Stair

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  • #1 16753258
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    Hello everyone. Today, I spent a few hours connecting the lighting system in the bedroom, which would allow me to control two points of light independently from 3 places. I used 2 cross connectors (at the entrance to the bedroom) and two double stair connectors (on the left and right side of the bed). The fastener brand is Legrand Niloe.

    The scheme to use looks like this:

    Controlling 2 Independent Light Points from 3 Places: Legrand Niloe Connectors, Cross & Stair

    maybe there is something wrong with this diagram, or I don't read the diagram correctly on the connectors. I am asking you for help in solving this problem.

    Below is a video that presents the effect that I want to achieve.




    best regards
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  • #2 16753292
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    ketiz wrote:
    which would allow me to control two points of light independently from 3 places. I used 2 cross connectors (at the entrance to the bedroom) and two double stair connectors (on the left and right side of the bed). [/ Youtube]
    best regards

    Are you an electrician
  • #3 16753306
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    retrofood wrote:
    Are you an electrician


    Why do you ask?
  • #4 16753319
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    ketiz wrote:
    retrofood wrote:
    Are you an electrician


    Why do you ask?

    Because I don't know how to translate the topic. You have almost 10 years of experience in the forum and you do not provide any information about the installation. After all, before installing switches, you need to ensure proper wiring. Is it Is it appropriate? Should we guess?
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  • #5 16753349
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    ketiz wrote:
    maybe there is something wrong with this diagram


    The diagram is OK except for the lack of PE wires
  • #6 16753375
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    mawerix123 wrote:
    The diagram is OK except for the lack of PE wires

    let's assume that PE does not exist in this installation.

    in that case the problem lies in connecting to the connectors. Is any of you able to trace this diagram under my connectors?

    Legrand Niloe -

    Double stair: Controlling 2 Independent Light Points from 3 Places: Legrand Niloe Connectors, Cross & Stair

    Two crosses: Controlling 2 Independent Light Points from 3 Places: Legrand Niloe Connectors, Cross & Stair

    I lost a few hours and some nerves. I don't know what the problem is anymore, either the dumped eska, or both points glowed at once or none ...

    best regards
  • #7 16753435
    kosmos99
    Level 38  
    How many stranded wires are between the connectors, where are the wires from the lamps and the power supply coming off?
    Is everything in one can or cans from can to can?
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  • #8 16753489
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    ketiz wrote:
    let's assume that PE does not exist in this installation.


    This cannot be considered because it is the most important cable.

    ketiz wrote:
    in that case the problem lies in connecting to the connectors


    You combined so :?:

    Controlling 2 Independent Light Points from 3 Places: Legrand Niloe Connectors, Cross & Stair

    Maybe you actually draw it by hand as you have the wires routed.
  • #9 16753495
    Akrzy74
    Rest in Peace
    ketiz wrote:
    let's assume that PE does not exist in this installation.

    So it must be recognized that installations in this state cannot be used.
  • #10 16753508
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    The wires are connected as shown in the diagram in the first post.

    8 wires run to the cross connectors at the room door - 4 are routed directly for double stair connectors on each side of the bed.
    In addition to each double stair switch, there is one L conductor from the common room power supply, and the ground conductor, on one side for 1 light source and on the other for the other light source. Cables from the cross to the stairs run directly, L to the stairs run from one cable. N looks like this: N room on both light sources -> to the bulb, from the bulb to the staircase.
  • #11 16753580
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    ketiz wrote:
    In addition to each double stair switch, one L cable runs from a common room power supply,


    Power supply is used for one 2x cross and two lamps must be connected to 2x cross. So where are the lamp power cables :?:

    ketiz wrote:
    and along the ground wire,


    Such a cable is not present in the installation.
  • #12 16753937
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    mawerix123 wrote:
    Power supply is used for one 2x cross and two lamps must be connected to 2x cross. So where are the lamp power cables


    Only single crosspieces are present in the installation. Installation is dragged according to the scheme in the first post, if it is incorrect, please indicate the correct one.

    mawerix123 wrote:
    Such a cable is not present in the installation.
    . And if you press "zero working" will it change your way of thinking? Because I think you know what I mean
  • #13 16753973
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    ketiz wrote:
    mawerix123 wrote:
    Such a cable is not present in the installation.
    . And if you press "zero working" will it change your way of thinking? Because I think you know what I mean

    Working zero is also absent. And I don't know what you mean, because you haven't answered my question. So, I'm waiting.
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  • #14 16754083
    ajibaz
    Level 12  
    "it either dumped eska, or both points glowed at once or none ..."

    ------ you must have "mixed up" connections. Accurately mark the wires, or at least the "circuits" A and B.

    This description is "illegible":
    "In addition to every ??? double staircase connector, one L conductor runs from the common room power supply, and the ground conductor, on one side for 1 light source and on the other for the other light source. "

    So on the "quickly" drawn diagram of your connectors:
  • #15 16757009
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    We don't understand each other; / I don't know much about electricity. The question is whether the diagram I presented is correct? If so, could I ask you to replace the connectors in the diagram I presented, substitute my connectors and indicate which cable to connect to which connector?

    Thank you in advance for your help.
  • #16 16757774
    ajibaz
    Level 12  
    The pattern is correct - "book".

    In post # 14 I show how to connect "Your" connectors - also theoretically, I do not know your installation - cable routes, but this does not negate the need for a proper connection as per the diagram with description below. The colors of the veins may be different in your installation, it is important to connect the appropriate "connectors".
  • #17 16757854
    ketiz
    Level 11  
    I understand. Today, then, I'll try to create a wiring diagram for the room and throw it here.
  • #18 16757863
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    On the diagram you have a well-designed, the work went into the woods.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the installation of a lighting system that allows for independent control of two light points from three locations using Legrand Niloe connectors. The user describes their setup involving two cross connectors at the bedroom entrance and two double stair connectors on either side of the bed. They seek assistance in verifying the correctness of their wiring diagram, as they are experiencing issues with the lights either glowing simultaneously, not at all, or malfunctioning. Forum members provide insights on the importance of proper wiring, the necessity of including PE wires, and the need for clear labeling of connections. The user is encouraged to create a detailed wiring diagram for further assistance.
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