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Why does this light switch have three black wires? : r/homeautomation
Why does this light switch have three black wires? : r/homeautomation

Swap out those old crappy 3-way light switches for good - CNET
Swap out those old crappy 3-way light switches for good - CNET

3 Way Switch Installation - YouTube
3 Way Switch Installation - YouTube

3-Way Switch Wiring: A Step-by-Step Guide - Bob Vila
3-Way Switch Wiring: A Step-by-Step Guide - Bob Vila

electrical - Single Pole Light Switch 3 Black Wires - Home Improvement  Stack Exchange
electrical - Single Pole Light Switch 3 Black Wires - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

Confused about 3 way switch wires - Connected Things - SmartThings Community
Confused about 3 way switch wires - Connected Things - SmartThings Community

DIY-er here trying to install dimmer light switch. Got 3 black wires on the light  switch, do I just connect them all together with WAGO and then the green to  the ground?
DIY-er here trying to install dimmer light switch. Got 3 black wires on the light switch, do I just connect them all together with WAGO and then the green to the ground?

walls - Two light switches and three black wires - Home Improvement Stack  Exchange
walls - Two light switches and three black wires - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

Installing HS200 for a single pole light switch with 3 black wires - Smart  Home Community
Installing HS200 for a single pole light switch with 3 black wires - Smart Home Community

Wiring a Single Pole Switch - Wiring a Switch - Conduit - YouTube
Wiring a Single Pole Switch - Wiring a Switch - Conduit - YouTube

electrical - Two switch with three black wires - Home Improvement Stack  Exchange
electrical - Two switch with three black wires - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

What's the purpose of this looped black wire on my single pole switch?  Trying to install a in wall timer switch that requires 3 wires :  r/askanelectrician
What's the purpose of this looped black wire on my single pole switch? Trying to install a in wall timer switch that requires 3 wires : r/askanelectrician

How to Wire a Light Switch — Steps for Both Single-Pole and 3-Way Switches
How to Wire a Light Switch — Steps for Both Single-Pole and 3-Way Switches

Light switches have 3 black wires and 1 grounding wire coming to the box.  Two of the black wires are twisted together.
Light switches have 3 black wires and 1 grounding wire coming to the box. Two of the black wires are twisted together.

Single pole switch with 3 sets of wires? - DoItYourself.com Community Forums
Single pole switch with 3 sets of wires? - DoItYourself.com Community Forums

Replacing switch: three black wires??? - DoItYourself.com Community Forums
Replacing switch: three black wires??? - DoItYourself.com Community Forums

wiring - Bathroom Fan switch has 3 black wires - Home Improvement Stack  Exchange
wiring - Bathroom Fan switch has 3 black wires - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

electrical - Changing a Dimmer to Single Pole with Three Black and Three  White Wires - Home Improvement Stack Exchange
electrical - Changing a Dimmer to Single Pole with Three Black and Three White Wires - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

Why is my light switch wire like this with the extra red wire, and why are  there more white wires in the wall not going to the switch :  r/askanelectrician
Why is my light switch wire like this with the extra red wire, and why are there more white wires in the wall not going to the switch : r/askanelectrician

3-Way Switch Wiring: A Step-by-Step Guide - Bob Vila
3-Way Switch Wiring: A Step-by-Step Guide - Bob Vila

Three Way Wiring Help Requested - Devices - Hubitat
Three Way Wiring Help Requested - Devices - Hubitat

Installing Wemo smart light switch when there are 3 black wires - YouTube
Installing Wemo smart light switch when there are 3 black wires - YouTube

electrical - Light Switch 3 black wires, one white, no ground - Home  Improvement Stack Exchange
electrical - Light Switch 3 black wires, one white, no ground - Home Improvement Stack Exchange