How To Wire Multiple Lights To One Switch

As a general rule of thumb, one can wire as many lights to a switch as they wish. The light wires would be daisy chained from one light to another. Keep in mind it would be limited to the 15 amps of current the circuit could provide. Remember to never do your own electrical work without a qualified electrician.

In order to install a circuit, you need a switch for each set of lights. Each light should be connected to its own hot and neutral wire. When you’re connecting multiple lights to a single switch, you should also connect the lights in parallel. This is known as “daisy chaining,” and it is a great way to install a number of LED lamps. The wiring is done by running two wires to each light location. Each two wire cable connects to a screw in the switch box. Then, you can connect the white wires to the white wires. You can then run the white wires from each light location to the switch. The last light should have a single two-wire cable.

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