5 way intermediate lighting wiring diagram?
Install a double-pole switch at the entrance and end of a hallway to control lighting from both sides. Wire a 3-core cable between the switches and connect the live wires to the common terminals, while the switched live wires are connected to the L1 and L2 terminals on each switch. The lighting circuit is wired to the common terminal on both switches.
Utilize a two-way lighting circuit when controlling a single light fitting from two different switches. Connect a 3-core cable between the switches, with the live wire connected to the common terminal on both switches. Link L1 to L1 and L2 to L2 on each switch, and connect the lighting circuit to the common terminal on both switches.
Employ a two-way and intermediate lighting circuit for controlling a single light fitting from three different switches. Wire a 4-core cable between the switches and light fitting, connecting the live wire to the common terminal on each switch. Link L1 to L1 and L2 to L2 on the two-way switches, and connect the common terminal on the intermediate switch to the lighting circuit.
For a 4-way lighting circuit controlling a single light fitting from four different switches, use a 5-core cable between the switches and light fitting. Connect the live wire to the common terminal on each switch, and link L1 to L1 and L2 to L2 on the two-way switches. The common terminal on the intermediate switches is connected to the lighting circuit.
If wiring multiple lights in a large room or area, consider using a combination of two-way, intermediate, and/or four-way lighting circuits as necessary to control the lighting from various switch locations. Plan the wiring scheme carefully to ensure proper functionality and compliance with electrical regulations.