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Hi guys

I'd like to switch out the old rocker light switches with Lutron style.

The 3-way ones have terminals X, Y, Z in the picture all on one side.

The Newer style has two on the right, one on the left, A, B, C (ignoring the earth).

Could any kind person please tell me the map from X, Y, Z to A, B, C, please?

Thanks in advance

Will
 

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Difficult to say to be honest. @Megawatt who is a US member may know for definite when he sees this. This is pure speculation but I am guessing the middle screw is common just because the screw is a slightly different colour.
 
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Hi guys

I'd like to switch out the old rocker light switches with Lutron style.

The 3-way ones have terminals X, Y, Z in the picture all on one side.

The Newer style has two on the right, one on the left, A, B, C (ignoring the earth).

Could any kind person please tell me the map from X, Y, Z to A, B, C, please?

Thanks in advance

Will
Will put your hot wire on the left by itself which would be A then put Y to the first screw on the top right which is B and put Z to the bottom right screw. Good luck
 

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