I warmly welcome I have such a switch purchased in the Leroy Merlin store and three cables in the installation on which I have two types of lamps. And now my question after just like in the picture, only one type of lamp is lit, but the other does not work at all. What I'm doing wrong I am...

Eh the hero in his own home Do you see the wiring diagram on the sticker? This is a double stair switch. Wanting to use it as so-called you need to make a jumper between L1 and L2 and additionally connect the phase wire there. You connect the lamp outlets under X1 and X4 or X2 and X3.

You had a candlestick connector, and you bought a double staircase, but you can connect it. Attach the blue wire to the upper clamp on the left side, leave the black one in place, connect the brown wire to the upper middle clamp and make a bridge to the bottom center clamp with a piece of wire.

How are these two types, can you explain it somehow? What power do you have on the vein?

I think the power is on a brown vein. Two keys (one key activates one lamp, the second one runs the other lamp, but only one button works, switching on the light in one lamp the other button does not work. It's so chaotic as much as the knowledge allows ...

Have you already had the switch installed so far and now replace it?

No switch is mounted new, but when I plug the old switch, on which there are only three terminals, it works ... and here nothing: /

thanks for the quick answer tomorrow I will come to the apartment and check greetings

How do you know that brown is power

I have the same cables as the author of this thread and such a double light switch as in the picture. And where L is in the middle, of course I connected the phase, on the left I connected the blue cable and on the right black. And the effect is that one button lights a chandelier, the second button lights from the suspended ceiling, but the first button from the zerandol if it is turned off, it also extinguishes the lights from the suspended ceiling, although the other button is still on. how to bite it so that each button turns on the light independently.

Plug the power cord into place, you have misplaced the phase wire.

How to Connect Lexman Two-Button Switch from Leroy Merlin for Dual Lamp Types: Troubleshooting

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#1 16825839 15 Nov 2017 20:27

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I warmly welcome

I have such a switch purchased in the Leroy Merlin store and three cables in the installation on which I have two types of lamps. And now my question after just like in the picture, only one type of lamp is lit, but the other does not work at all. What I'm doing wrong

I am asking for help and thank you in advance for it
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Canadian82 wrote:
three cables in the installation on which I have two types of lamps.

How are these two types, can you explain it somehow?
What power do you have on the vein?
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I think the power is on a brown vein. Two keys (one key activates one lamp, the second one runs the other lamp, but only one button works, switching on the light in one lamp the other button does not work. It's so chaotic as much as the knowledge allows ...
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Have you already had the switch installed so far and now replace it?
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No switch is mounted new, but when I plug the old switch, on which there are only three terminals, it works ... and here nothing: /
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Eh the hero in his own home
Do you see the wiring diagram on the sticker?
This is a double stair switch. Wanting to use it as so-called you need to make a jumper between L1 and L2 and additionally connect the phase wire there. You connect the lamp outlets under X1 and X4 or X2 and X3.
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#7 16825891 15 Nov 2017 20:43

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thanks for the quick answer tomorrow I will come to the apartment and check

greetings
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You had a candlestick connector, and you bought a double staircase, but you can connect it. Attach the blue wire to the upper clamp on the left side, leave the black one in place, connect the brown wire to the upper middle clamp and make a bridge to the bottom center clamp with a piece of wire.
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you leave the black in its place

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I have the same cables as the author of this thread and such a double light switch as in the picture.

And where L is in the middle, of course I connected the phase, on the left I connected the blue cable and on the right black. And the effect is that one button lights a chandelier, the second button lights from the suspended ceiling, but the first button from the zerandol if it is turned off, it also extinguishes the lights from the suspended ceiling, although the other button is still on. how to bite it so that each button turns on the light independently.
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ekwador15 wrote:
And where L is in the middle, of course I connected the phase, on the left I connected the blue cable and on the right black. And the effect is that one button lights a chandelier, the second button lights from the suspended ceiling, but the first button from the zerandol if it is turned off, it also extinguishes the lights from the suspended ceiling, although the other button is still on. how to bite it so that each button turns on the light independently.

Plug the power cord into place, you have misplaced the phase wire.
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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the Lexman Two-Button Switch purchased from Leroy Merlin, which is intended to control two different types of lamps. The user reports that only one lamp is functioning, while the other remains off. Responses suggest checking the wiring connections, specifically ensuring that the phase wire is correctly connected and that a jumper is made between L1 and L2. Additional advice includes connecting the blue wire to the upper left clamp, the brown wire to the upper middle clamp, and bridging the bottom center clamp with a piece of wire. The conversation highlights the importance of proper wiring to achieve independent control of each lamp.
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