I have a few multiple-light-switch plates in my house. There are even more of them in the classrooms on campus. Whenever I teach I find it difficult to tell which switch will throw which light. In my perfect world up would always mean ON while down would always mean off. Does is bother you when one light switch in the room is up when off, down when on? Does it bother you when wall plates with multiple switches are neither all up nor all down?
Sunday, May 22, 2011
T-302 : Unsynchronized Lights
I have a few multiple-light-switch plates in my house. There are even more of them in the classrooms on campus. Whenever I teach I find it difficult to tell which switch will throw which light. In my perfect world up would always mean ON while down would always mean off. Does is bother you when one light switch in the room is up when off, down when on? Does it bother you when wall plates with multiple switches are neither all up nor all down?
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