Dentaltec
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Existing garage lighting for 16, 8 foot old school flour on one 15 amp breaker. There are 3 doors and at each entrance there are 2 switches to turn on the front half of the garage and the back half.
Just purchased a bunch of hi bay LED lights and have been slowly replacing the old lights and everything has been super straight forward. All the lights I have replaced thus far had the traditional 3 leads black white and ground. Today I got to a fixture that had a 3rd lead "red" and was connected to the black "I think" I just didn't see it until after I ripped the old fixture down.
SO when I connect the red with the black it does not separate the zone like it used to. Now its turning all the lights on with either of the switch.
I know its very difficult to envision what I am sharing but just wonder if its something simple that I messed up?
The problem is all the junction boxes up in the attic are buried with insulation so its hard to make a diagram to know whats going where.
Thank you for any help
Just purchased a bunch of hi bay LED lights and have been slowly replacing the old lights and everything has been super straight forward. All the lights I have replaced thus far had the traditional 3 leads black white and ground. Today I got to a fixture that had a 3rd lead "red" and was connected to the black "I think" I just didn't see it until after I ripped the old fixture down.
SO when I connect the red with the black it does not separate the zone like it used to. Now its turning all the lights on with either of the switch.
I know its very difficult to envision what I am sharing but just wonder if its something simple that I messed up?
The problem is all the junction boxes up in the attic are buried with insulation so its hard to make a diagram to know whats going where.
Thank you for any help