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How to wire 2 separate switches from one circuit in the same box
I want to wire two separate switches (both on the same circuit) in a 2 gang box. One will control 4 can lights, and the other will control 3 can lights. This is in my basement. The power will be feeding the switch box first. Hope this is clear. Any help or a diagram would be very helpful!
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