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Power switch wiring
The pic enclosed is of a switch I need to wire as an on/off power switch.
This switch is a 220/110 volt switch with a built in light. The way I have it wired in the pic I am just switching the power lead. Doing it that way the power goes off and on but no light shows I am using 110 volts Thanks paul |
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