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Froggy Jumps 3-Way Switch MasteryOnline version Control lighting from two locations by Benjamen Daging Jr 1 What is the main purpose of a 3-way switch? a To control a light from two locations b To save electricity by reducing voltage c To control a light from a single location 2 How many traveler wires connect the two 3-way switches? a Three b One c Two 3 Where is the hot feed typically connected in a standard 3-way circuit? a To the common terminal of the first 3-way switch b To a traveler terminal c To the light fixture 4 Where is the load (light) connected in the standard setup? a To the common terminal of the second 3-way switch b To a traveler terminal on either switch c To the ground screw 5 What colors are commonly used for the traveler wires? a Red and white (re-identified) b Blue and yellow c Black and green 6 What should be done with the neutral in a typical 3-way circuit? a Neutral must be connected to both switch commons b Neutral is used as a traveler c Neutral runs to the fixture, not to the switches 7 Which screw on a 3-way switch is typically the common? a The odd-colored (often black) screw b The silver screw c Any brass screw 8 How many switches control the same light in a standard 3-way setup? a Three b Two c Four 9 What happens if the two traveler wires are swapped? a The light will not turn on b The switches will burn out c The circuit still works, but toggle direction may appear reversed 10 Should neutrals be connected to 3-way switch terminals? a Yes, neutrals must be tied to the common b Only if using dimmer switches c No, neutrals are not connected to the switches

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3-Way Switch MasteryOnline version

Control lighting from two locations

by Benjamen Daging Jr

What is the main purpose of a 3-way switch?

To control a light from two locations

To save electricity by reducing voltage

To control a light from a single location

How many traveler wires connect the two 3-way switches?

Three

One

Two

Where is the hot feed typically connected in a standard 3-way circuit?

To the common terminal of the first 3-way switch

To a traveler terminal

To the light fixture

Where is the load (light) connected in the standard setup?

To the common terminal of the second 3-way switch

To a traveler terminal on either switch

To the ground screw

What colors are commonly used for the traveler wires?

Red and white (re-identified)

Blue and yellow

Black and green

What should be done with the neutral in a typical 3-way circuit?

Neutral must be connected to both switch commons

Neutral is used as a traveler

Neutral runs to the fixture, not to the switches

Which screw on a 3-way switch is typically the common?

The odd-colored (often black) screw

The silver screw

Any brass screw

How many switches control the same light in a standard 3-way setup?

Three

Two

Four

What happens if the two traveler wires are swapped?

The light will not turn on

The switches will burn out

The circuit still works, but toggle direction may appear reversed

Should neutrals be connected to 3-way switch terminals?

Yes, neutrals must be tied to the common

Only if using dimmer switches

No, neutrals are not connected to the switches

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3-Way Switch MasteryOnline version

by Benjamen Daging Jr

What is the main purpose of a 3-way switch?

How many traveler wires connect the two 3-way switches?

Where is the hot feed typically connected in a standard 3-way circuit?

Where is the load (light) connected in the standard setup?

What colors are commonly used for the traveler wires?

What should be done with the neutral in a typical 3-way circuit?

Which screw on a 3-way switch is typically the common?

How many switches control the same light in a standard 3-way setup?

What happens if the two traveler wires are swapped?

Should neutrals be connected to 3-way switch terminals?

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