Thread: <R92-N> What counts as a common household switch?
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Re: <R92-N> What counts as a common household switch?
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Originally Posted by NyCityKId View Post
Nice! thanks. Now would this count as a single household switch or two? It is kindof 2 switches in one.
It would count as one switch. It is a single switch in a single housing.
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