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Turning Off Light Switch Causes Traffic Jam: Wiring Issue in Garage Setup

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  • #1 2391770
    brynda
    Level 2  
    hello
    I'll describe how it is connected
    to the garage I pulled up the cable
    1 box two double webs and a contact
    2 box two double webs and a contact
    3 box light switch

    and now I have a problem, if I turn on the traffic light and the light switch is set to on then the light is on, but if I turn off the light with the switch it triggers a traffic jam. And I can't for the hell of it figure out what I messed up.
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  • #2 2392007
    Breżniew
    Level 22  
    You have connected the switch incorrectly. It is supposed to be in series in the phase wire with the lamps and the sockets in parallel. You have connected the switch in parallel with the sockets and jazeniówek luminaires.
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  • #3 2392034
    brynda
    Level 2  
    thanks, tomorrow I will fight with you
  • #4 2392178
    Jarek68
    Level 21  
    Maybe he wired it wrong but the light can be turned off :-) .
  • #5 2392599
    intermaxym
    Level 1  
    Unplug the fluorescent tubes and check them one by one, maybe the ignition system in one of them is failing.
  • #6 2392805
    marek234
    Level 14  
    And I think he makes a short circuit with a switch fastened between L and N.
    Luminaires have plugged in without the intermediary of the switch. When the switch is open, the fixtures light up, when he switches it blows the fuses.

    Otherwise: Get an electrician to check. With electricity is no joke.
  • #7 2397691
    pawee
    Level 12  
    hello ...
    very interesting post :D
    I'm curious to know whether it was about weirding lights or rather fluorescent lights .... besides, seeing the term "traffic jams" reminds me of the situation when once a colleague used this phrase at the SEPoski exam, which contributed directly to the rapid failure of the exam not only by him but by the next 5 passers :D
    btw ... I did not know that the fixtures candle :O well I no longer pick on and greetings ;)
  • #8 2397904
    tqmeh
    Level 19  
    Hello
    what type and value fuses do you have?
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  • #9 2403746
    AAnnddrrzzeejj
    Level 18  
    Hello
    Kolego You do not turn off the light,but make a short circuit.
    Greetings.Andrew.
  • #10 2405262
    dgaleza
    Level 20  
    Exactly. i had the same problem. you do NOT control the bulbs, the voltage goes to them directly, and when you flip the switch you short circuit L and N.
  • #11 2408519
    zwora
    Level 18  
    There is also another possibility of screwing up the connection of the circuit breaker, which I personally encountered. And on top of that, it was done by a guy who has an SEP license for workmanship and measurement!!! He used a staircase switch instead of a normal switch (that's fine), but to one of the terminals he plugged in a protective conductor!!! And when the light was on it was ok, and when it was off, it shorted the phase with the protective! Quite a specialist :-) .
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  • #12 2413574
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #13 2414735
    Kaz K
    Level 20  
    or maybe ask the power company to turn off the lines at the trafo - it won't blow :D
  • #14 2499712
    pawee
    Level 12  
    WojcikW cool ...
    After all, I'm not malicious ;) I agree 100% that laymen can ask questions (even they have to) but without basic knowledge you should not take up something that can kill for example :/
    such a loose argument there ;P
    kind regards.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a wiring issue in a garage setup where turning off a light switch causes a traffic jam, indicating a potential short circuit. Users suggest that the switch may be incorrectly wired, possibly in parallel with the sockets instead of in series. Recommendations include checking the wiring configuration, inspecting fluorescent tubes for faults, and ensuring that the switch does not short circuit the live (L) and neutral (N) wires. Some users emphasize the importance of consulting a qualified electrician due to the risks associated with electrical work.
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