How To Wire A Single Pole Switch To A Light Fixture With An Outlet On The Same Circuit! DIY Tutorial

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On today's episode I'm going to show you how to wire a single pole switch to a light fixture with an outlet on the same circuit! This is a great DIY tutorial step by step for beginners! With this wiring method you can power a light fixture with a single pole switch to a light fixture and at the same time have a duplex receptacle that will stay powered for other use!
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@@FixThisHouse if you wouldve capped the red off in the switch and also in the lamp and just ran all 3 hots int the light together and did 2 hots on the switch you wouldve got same result right?? In other words you coudve used 14-2 all round (specificaly from switch to light instead of 14-3) and everything wouldve been exactly the same right??

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This is the first video I've found that clearly explains how the neutral wire continues all the way from the beginning to the end of the circuit, while the hot (black) wire from the light fixture returns to the switch via a wire that is neither black nor white (red in this case), and the final receptacle is wired normally: Black to hot and white to neutral. Got it! Thanks for breaking it down in such detail.

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[@magnum3282]

I appreciate your methodical approach and recaps to the videos, but have two suggestions: 1) Edit down the time spent on Wago close-ups and making the ground and neutral connections 2) Explain why the switch leg from the 3-way was the red wire, and why it connected to the bottom terminal with the hots on top. You breezed over the most important aspect of wiring these fixtures.

[@recombi123]

Why add the 14/3 section? Why can’t you just use 14/2 throughout? I’m looking to add pot lights in ceiling in bathroom and want to add switch and tap off an outlet. Hope you see this. Thanks

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@@recombi123 For newer code purpose you gotta have a neutral inside the switch box for the newer smart switches. The 14/3 leaves the nuetrual free.

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Yes please explain that red wire on bottom. What would differ if opposite black on bottom red on top

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Informative video, good job. You should also mention that your source wire at the switch should be connected at the line in , so the orientation is not upside-down.

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Amazing job and wonderful how you explain everything steps by steps with every detail. I really appreciate your time to show me and understand everything. I was looking for answer to my room which the switch turn on everything at the same time. Thanks a million.

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Very nice. Keep the recaps. That’s good teaching. From a retired principal

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You are a Super Awesome Teacher. Thank you so much. This was just the refresher I needed.

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Good teaching. Thank you for recap and patience.

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Great video man. I’m gonna be doing this exact thing and your video really broke it down for me.

[@alexcheng751]

Awesome video! If you want to make the outlet controllable by the switch too, would you connect the black wire from the outlet (14/2) with the red (as well as the hot from the light)? and then cap the hot from the 14/3?

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Thank you for keeping it simple and showing how to do it step by step really helps a diy like myself. 👍

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Glad to be of help! Thank you for your feedback! 🙏🏽😊

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True friends don't mind recaps. This video has been an immense help!

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Best instructor ever for wiring electrical outlets

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Thanks for this. Keep the re-caps going.

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Congratulations on putting up a video that is one of the best on KZbin! Not only do you do it right and explain what everything is, you also used the correct terms! So many think that device in your hand is an outlet. Very Respectfully, Kevin

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Eaton sells them as "residential duplex outlets". Better let them know they're wrong.

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Very nice and simple 👍 exactly what I was looking for, please do more, like one bath with one switch for the light and the exhaust fan

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Great video.. So easy to follow along with... Would this still work the same if the power from the panel was wired to the outlet first and ended the circuit at the switch? Thank you

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Very good instruction video, straight forward and easy to understand, unlike some other videos on doing this job, where a guy talks too fast, leaves out important info, or just talks too much, so you are overloaded with information. I replaced a three way switch that used to control a fan/light combination , with a single pole switch for a new light without a fan, then found out the receptacle that was powered by the tree way switch wouldn't work anymore, after watching your video, I think that I can wire it correctly.

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