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Topic	Should a light switch go up or down to turn it on?
k1zzl3_82 07/25/23 7:04:50 AM #8:	Southernfatman posted... Up always seems appropriate for on, but I don't know if that's just because that's what I'm used to. One could always install a switch upside down if they want it the other way. Sounds like 3way/4way switches. Can't really do anything to make them all turn off/on uniformly as far as I know. Yes, but she will typically use only 1 switch. For example our kitchen has 2 entrances (well one is the dining side, other kitchen) she will typically use the kitchen side switch to turn the lights off. Our front door is in between the kitchen and dining room. This also has a switch on it which she likes to keep that switch in a certain position <cite>k1zzl3_82 posted [p:975051735] in Should a l... [t:80518626]...</cite> <quote>Southernfatman posted... </cite><quote>Up always seems appropriate for on, but I don't know if that's just because that's what I'm used to.One could always install a switch upside down if they want it the other way. Sounds like 3way/4way switches. Can't really do anything to make them all turn off/on uniformly as far as I know.</quote>Yes, but she will typically use only 1 switch. For example our kitchen has 2 entrances (well one is the dining side, other kitchen) she will typically use the kitchen side switch to turn the lights off. Our front door is in between the kitchen and dining room. This also has a switch on it which she likes to keep that switch in a certain position </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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