Two lights with single pole switch power in light box 

No BS instructional video, straight to the point, and showing the process step-by-step from scratch. Thank you!

This man has no time for BS… and i respect that

GREAT VIDEO! I would not suggest anyone doing this unless they have electrical experience.

This was the most helpful video I found. The easy to follow step by step instructions were awesome. I would have never figured the problem out on my own... Thank You!!

Yes! Your video finally explains the set up I have. Thank you for making a simple and easy to understand vid!

Thank you. This is what i'm need

This video saved me a lot of time, thank you.

This was outstanding. I wanted to learn how to connect a new switch to an existing pull chain ceiling fan. After this demo, im heading up to the attic in the AM. Thanks

My man you got me out of a jam!! Much appreciated.

I feel like this guy kicks peoples asses on the daily .

After 2 years still saving our days. Great content 👌

I am electrically challenged. Thank you for the presentation. I now have the confidence to add a 2nd light in my dark laundry room! One thing that would make it easier for me to understand how to wire would be a list of each wire and tell which other wire to attach. (White wire from power source to White wire in 2nd light. ...).

what an outstanding demonstration thank you so much!!

Great Job, thanks Tim

Thank you, straight to the point, no BS and informational.

YOU ARE AWSOME!!! thank you dang wire was kicking my butt.

Very good knowledgeable info bro you got me out of a jam couldnt be thankful enough.

Man , this help me alot , thanks for the video .

Very helpful. Thank You.

Thank u for showing step by step

Very good. Easy to follow. Thanks.

This was exactly what I needed, thanks for making great content!

Life saver, thank you sir

May God bless everyone thanks to this video well explained I just did same thing thank y'all I appreciate it

Manhandling those wires hard enough to rock the test wall back-and-forth lol that’s what it takes for 10-2 or 12-2/3 to get it right the first time, I always pussyfoot… Thank you for showing confidence and confidence that it takes to do this right

Nice video. I’m trying to wire 2 wall sconces to one switch that I just installed. I had the power in running right to the switch and then the lines running from the switch to the first light and then daisy chained to the second. I couldn’t get both lights on at once no matter what I tried. I will try it this way and cross my fingers! P.S. wouldn’t this wiring method provide constant power to the first light? Or is it a loop now that the switch controls? It seems like a fairly simple method yet I’m having trouble getting my head around the concept. *UPDATE* I followed your wiring to the tee, wire for wire and it worked like a charm! Thank you thank you thank you!

Thanks man. This approach looks different. Would it be simpler if we connect the power source to switch and from switch to bulb 1 and then from there to bulb 2 using pigtails..

I am a DIYer. I thought the power went to the switch first. Your video totally confused me. Maybe I need to watch it again. Thanks.

Thank you 💪🏾

Strip the jacket off the cable before putting in the box. Feed the switch box trhen go to the lights. There is a definite reason for this

very good

Thanks!

Thank you

Great video! How does the no neutral into the switch help out with all these wifi switches that require a neutral? Im a DIY and this has been an issue with these newer switches.

Nice

Any "white" wires that are power conductors must be identified with a black (or red) identifier. I have used tape, sharpie marker and MY favorite heat shrink tubing. Any future work will be easier to identify and troubleshoot if this NEC standard is met.

What would you do if you would have two switches? like that empty box below the light?

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Awesome video! I'm trying to tie in 2 lights on to a single pole switch with 1 light already on it. So basically 3 lights on 1 switch in a bathroom. I have wired up ceiling fans, outlets, switches. But I haven't done this before. Can I just tie right into the light in the attic and add my 2 lights on from there?

Hey so im doing some DIY, ive replicated this kinda, but instead i have a 20 amp running 4 led flush mounts. Without the switch the lights were really bright like perfect, but i added the switch and hooked up the commons to the hots all the way through and the lights dimmed noticeably any thoughts?

Can I just use a junction box before the 1st light. Wire everything like you have it in the 1st light. Then use jumpers the lights?

How would I add a outlet next to the light switch with this method of wiring?

I think it would be better and less confusing to send power to the switch and then to the lights

Could you run a wire from each light and connect them all at the light switch?

My first light has a small delay when turning on. So the second light is turning on first. Any ideas? Maybe a bad light fixture

Can I run the switch off the second light box instead of the first light box? Thanks.

i always run my hot from panel to the switch, then to the light(s).

I thought the home. run went to the switch leaving a free neutral in the box then daisy chain the rest of your light string

If I have power to a light .but when I connect my light it doesn't turn on can you help me?

Excuse my arrogance but could you not give power to the switch from the panel, pig tail the switch with 14/2 coming from the first light than just pig tail every other light after that?

I swear to god electricians can only figure out complex wiring scenarios if they physically talk out what’s happening in front of them. My dads been doing it for 40 years and if you taped his mouth shut I don’t think he would be able to be an electrician lol.

If I want to add 3rd light, I just add a pigtail to the 2nd light, and so on.

i need to know whow to operate one light on 2 single pole switches

Aap mujhe bataen ki bolati supply Kaise Kasauti chat kaise sakte hain plastic

Damn I know my way around circuits ..but this was confusing as shit

I can't see what screw or what wire was connected A closer view would've been better

Some smart or dimmer switches require a neutral in the switch box so you'd have to run a 14/3 (or 12/3) up out of the switch box and use the red wire as the second hot leg..

He’s lost as I am

good but can not view wire clear only listen ,not for bad english people

lol

I know this is guy is a teacher and is trying to be helpful however; people like this chase others away from the trades !

Wrong

What a mess.