There's an error in this work my sister, I'll suggest that you recheck it properly. I'll also suggest that you read on the function of the intermediate switch properly, and then the two way switches as well. Two way switches control a lamb(s) from two district positions, now including intermediate switch in the equation, it'll just follows the same pattern of function as per the two separate switches. So to conclude, the intermediate switch you included in that circuit should be able to switch on and off the lambs, same way as the individual two way switches. When the intermediate switch is turned off, the remaining two separate, two way switches should individually be able to turn the lambs on or off.
When you off the intermediate switch and the other 2way switches, can't put the light on , then what is the mean purpose of the intermediate switch in your final circuit???
There's an error in this work my sister, I'll suggest that you recheck it properly.
I'll also suggest that you read on the function of the intermediate switch properly, and then the two way switches as well.
Two way switches control a lamb(s) from two district positions, now including intermediate switch in the equation, it'll just follows the same pattern of function as per the two separate switches.
So to conclude, the intermediate switch you included in that circuit should be able to switch on and off the lambs, same way as the individual two way switches.
When the intermediate switch is turned off, the remaining two separate, two way switches should individually be able to turn the lambs on or off.
When you off the intermediate switch and the other 2way switches, can't put the light on , then what is the mean purpose of the intermediate switch in your final circuit???
the intermediate switch must be able to perform similar function like the two way switches, if not than there's an error in her wiring system.
This wiring is wrong my dear.
read on the function of the intermediate switch.
Very poor explanation
Why poor