3 Way and 4 Way Wiring Diagrams with Multiple Lights

Wiring a 3 Way Switch with Multiple Lights In this circuit, two light fixtures are shown but more can be added by duplicating the wiring arrangement between the fixtures for each additional light. Here the source is at the first switch, SW1, and 3-wire cable runs from there to the first light, L1.

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You can do this light switch wiring in one of two ways. The most common is to daisy-chain the light fixtures by connecting them to each other and hooking the first one up to the switch. The other way to wire multiple lights to one switch is to connect all of them directly to the switch in a "home run" configuration.

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Disassemble the fixture with a screwdriver so you can access the wiring. Before you touch any wires, use the touch-type voltage tester to make sure that the circuit is off. Press the test button on the tester and touch the tip of the tester to the black feed wire in the junction box. If the tester doesn't beep or light up, the circuit is off.

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Run a length of two-conductor wire from the existing fluorescent fixture to the new fixture. Loosen the screw on the side of the cable clamps on both fixtures. Feed the ends of the wire through the cable clamps and tighten the screws until the wire is secure.

Multiple lights from a single switch

If three, four or even more lights are required to be switched from a single source, the new cable can be extended to as many lights as required. Here the ceiling rose is shown with two cables, both of which connect to line, neutral and earth with no loop connection. One cable connects to the previous light, the other continues to the next light.

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To wire this circuit in this manner, you will need to run a #14/3 between the two light boxes. This will allow you to connect the first light as you described above, and to run this additional light from the same switch by utilizing the red conductor in the 3-wire as the “switched” conductor, and the black wire as the continuous hot wire.