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Blue / Black Neutral?
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<blockquote data-quote="simon." data-source="post: 554071" data-attributes="member: 37865"><p>I am replacing a touch sensor switch with a wifi switch, however the new switch requires a neutral wire which the switch I'm replacing hasn't. In the light switch box is 3 wires capped together 2 black and 1 blue, am i right in saying that these are the neutral wires, as its an oldish house, black wires being the old style wiring and the blue the new style.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="simon., post: 554071, member: 37865"] I am replacing a touch sensor switch with a wifi switch, however the new switch requires a neutral wire which the switch I'm replacing hasn't. In the light switch box is 3 wires capped together 2 black and 1 blue, am i right in saying that these are the neutral wires, as its an oldish house, black wires being the old style wiring and the blue the new style. [/QUOTE]
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