[Solved] Difference Between Double Switch & Candlestick Switch: Connectors' Roles Explained

The discussion clarifies the differences between double switches and candlestick switches, both of which serve to control lighting circuits. A candlestick switch typically has multiple functional keys, allowing control of separate lighting circuits, such as turning on different fixtures independently. In contrast, a double switch, also known as a two-pole switch, operates with a single button that can control multiple lighting points simultaneously but does not allow for independent control of each point. The candlestick switch is described as being able to manage two circuits separately, while the double switch connects multiple fixtures without individual control.
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