Ciao, ho avuto la mia parte di sostituzione degli interruttori della luce nella mia casa degli anni ’70. Interruttori a 2, 3, 4 fili. Nessun problema. Ma questa è la prima volta che ne vedo uno con 6. È in una stanza con una sola luce. 2 interruttori possono accendere questa luce. Qualche idea su che tipo di interruttore potrebbe sostituirlo?
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di SenorGuantanamera
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Just ask chatGPT or gemini.
This is a double pole, double throw (DPDT) switch mechanism, typically used as an intermediate (cross) switch in multi-way lighting circuits.
What it’s used for
In European wiring (like Belgium or the Netherlands), this type of switch is commonly used for:
Controlling one light from three or more locations
Installed between two “wisselschakelaars” (2-way switches)
Called:
Kruisschakelaar (Dutch)
Interrupteur permutateur (French)
It works by swapping the two traveler wires between the two end switches.
to measure is to know they say. i would guess, since its a single light, a dubble pole switch is a solid guess. the other two could be for a location light or signal light. (either to see the switch or to know if they light is on)
Lijkt mij een wissel schakelaar.
My guess it’s a double pole switch (dubbelpolige wissel schakelaar) used for moist rooms like bathrooms/ garages/ basements when there are at least two locations to switch the light on or off.