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Wiring double lighting switch, one source of power.
I would like to wire a porch light to one switch and a ceiling rose to the other switch.
I have three cables into the fitting wall box, each with a black wire, earth wire and red wire. Only one of the cables carries power on the red wire. I believe one of the cables is the switch wire for the porch light and the other is for the ceiling rose. Thanks |
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