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Godown Wiring Diagram

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Three Godown Wiring Methods and Godown Wiring Diagram: The Godown system may be wired using mechanical 2-pole switches.

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Godown Lighting Wiring Diagram
Electrical Question: I want to know how to wire  my lights with the Godown wiring method.

I would like to see an  electrical circuit diagram for a Godown light system.

This process will be proceed to the first point.

Background: Ambuja, an Electrical Contractor from Bengaluru, India.

Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical wiring question Ambuja.

Three Godown Wiring Methods

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  1. The Godown system may be wired using mechanical 2-pole switches.
  2. Installing a switch controlled relay system.
  3. Installing a motion detector or occupancy sensor to turn the lights on and off.

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