Thread: not robotics, but help would be appreciated
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Re: not robotics, but help would be appreciated
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Originally Posted by Bill Beatty
Operating a light from two or more switches is very common situation and has been done in house wiring for many, many years. The proper way to do it without going to a low voltage system is as GeneF describes.
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Yes. Go to Home Depot and look for double light switches. There are also triples, which if you put in between, allows for 3 or more switches.