Electric wiring question

awais wrote: ↑ I haven't switched a switch before and was looking into getting caseta smart switches but before that I wanted to see if my wiring would be an issue or not.

I have 3 black wires going into the switch, 3 neutral wires in a wire but, 3 ground wires attached to the back of the switch plate but not attached to the switch itself.

Can anyone one tell me what's going on here? One of them I assume is a Traveller wire? Is there an easy way to find this out or I need an electrician?

DIrty-D wrote: ↑ Fixed it for you.

koleso wrote: ↑ If that's what you would do no wonder electricians get paid a fortune.

DIrty-D wrote: ↑ You being serious? The OP obviously has not even the slightest clue about electrical, this is basic basic stuff. I'm 100% for DIYers but if he doesnt know the basics, it's better to to call a pro.

TTony wrote: ↑ regular switch , feeding something else , do pigtail

TTony wrote: ↑ regular switch , feeding something else , do pigtail

awais wrote: ↑ I haven't switched a switch before and was looking into getting caseta smart switches but before that I wanted to see if my wiring would be an issue or not.

I have 3 black wires going into the switch, 3 neutral wires in a wire but, 3 ground wires attached to the back of the switch plate but not attached to the switch itself.

Can anyone one tell me what's going on here? One of them I assume is a Traveller wire? Is there an easy way to find this out or I need a voltage tester?

TTony wrote: ↑ regular switch , feeding something else , do pigtail