3-Way Switch Light Circuit Hand-Drawn Wiring Diagram - Travelers, 120V Hot, Neutral

This is a hand-drawn wiring schematic (pen on paper) showing a standard three-way switch lighting circuit for 120-volt household wiring — not an automotive diagram. At the top of the page a light fixture is sketched with two terminals labeled H (hot) and N (neutral). In the middle of the page, two three-way switches are drawn with their traveler terminals joined by two parallel conductors labeled "Travelers." The common terminal of the right-hand switch is fed from a terminal labeled "120V Hot," which originates at a rectangle at the bottom right labeled "Panel" (the electrical service/breaker panel), which also shows a grounding symbol. A separate conductor labeled "Neutral" runs from the panel directly up to the light's N terminal, bypassing the switches. The common terminal of the left-hand switch carries the switched hot up the left side of the page to the light's H terminal. A reader can learn the basic current path of a three-way switch circuit: hot from the panel to one switch common, through either traveler to the second switch common, then to the light, with the neutral returning unswitched to the panel. No part numbers, wire colors, dates, or vehicle applicability information appear in the document.