Neutral Connection in the Back of a 2 Way Switch - 2 Plate Method - Taking the Feed to the Switch

In this video we look at a the Lisse range of switches from Schneider Electric that has an extra loop in terminal on it that could be used to connect my neutrals. In the 2 plate method sometimes called taking the feed to the switch for wiring lighting circuits the neutral needs connection in the back of the box in say a Wago 221 connector. This Lisse Schneider way 2 switch has a terminal for the neutral and Hager also make a switch that has a neutral terminal. I also investigate the intermediate Lisse switch from Schneider to see if the has an extra terminal to carry my common connection through the switch that would also mean the Wago 221 connector I used in that switch can be removed.

🔵 The 2 plate method of wiring lighting circuits playlist    • Taking the Feed (Supply) to the Light...  

== 🕐 Time Stamps - Cut to the action 🕕 ==

00:00 - Schneider Electric loop terminal
00:36 - Wago 221 connector for the neutrals
01:10 - The back of a Lisse range Schneider 2 way light switch
01:50 - No electrical connection
02:47 - Connections
03:58 - Conductors
04:25 - Wire strippers and doubling the ends
05:02 - Connecting the neutral
05:20 - All other connections into the 2 way switch
06:08 - All connected
06:44 - Connections in our intermediate switch
07:06 - Schneider intermediate switch
07:52 - Summary

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