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Other Resources on Wiring
http://homewiring.tripod.com is a truly excellent site. It contains a fairly wide range of very detailed information. If you need pictures on how to do common things (like 3 or 4 way switches, ceiling fan installation etc), this is a great place to go. It doesn't cover as broad variety of things as this FAQ, but it's much more detailed, and more up to date in some areas. It's particularly good for figuring out the wiring of complicated switch arrangements. Note that this site is 1999 NEC specific. Which means that if you're not in the USA, you will have to be very careful about taking the rules as gospel. For example, the section on kitchens is entirely wrong for Canada.
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