Questions & Answers for: single pole switches

...single pole combination switch I would like to know how to wire from a 3 single-pole combination switch to a fan/light/night light. What wires do I need to pull to the switch and to the light? run ...

...single pole switch and I assumed that this would be easy. Where do all the wires go too? The old switch is just a single pole switch. The new one is for fan speed control. You need to use a regular ...

...two different switches that control one light and a single (pole) switch that only controls one light. you can't do that with the above switch. You need a combination 3-way and single pole

Single Pole Switch for each switch to run seperate lights all off of one circuit. Example: Recess Lights on one switch and a Track light on the other switch. 6 black wires, 6 white wires, 6 grounds. I

...single pole swutch with grounding (catalog number 7729). The original swith had three power wires, pigtailed from a single power wire. The other side of the switch had individual wires attatched to ...

...single pole dimmer switch which has one black , one red&white, red and green wires This is single-pole -or- 3-way dimmer Manual shows on following link: ...

...single pole switch with single receptacle. It is in a double box, I want to change this to a single pole switch with a double receptacle beside it. How? Unless I misunderstand you, you just need to ...

single pole (1980's) with a Replacing a triple single pole (1980's) with a cooper 7729w I am concerned about the 3 "extra" wires on bottom of old switch also the 2 purple lines does this

single-pole, single-throw switch; it is either on or off. The switch with three prongs is likely a single-pole, double-throw switch. That is, it controls two circuits but only one can be on at a time.

...single pole or double pole each with an internal design that provides a simple on-off, on-off-on, changeover, spring return and so forth. Catalogues generally use a simplified description, eg., spst ...