Can it be used on a three-way switch. We have two switches that control that light, so if one is in the on position, will it work?
162795
Remember this is dusk to dawn light.. the light will not trigger ON during the day but Its on nite time if the sensor is triggered.. Hook it up to ON and OFF switch, turn on the switch and leave it ON..
162796
It will work if power is on to light. Note 3-way switches are not like the normal 2-way ones in that "ON" can be either up or down depending on the position of the second 3-way switch. I would set each so that power to light is "ON" and then tape the two switches in that position to avoid accidental movement.
162797
It seems to work. I used mine outside of the kitchen (patio/deck) which is controlled by a 3 switches panel inside the kitchen...
162798
It will function just as any ordinary light fixture would. All that matters is for the circuit to be on.
1661378
Yes, I have the same situation. You can leave the switch on the light on and control it from inside, or you leave the inside switch on and control it at the light. It WON'T work like a 3-way.
1804473
You require a three-pole switch. If it doesn't say "three-pole" it won't work for your use.
1276600
It should. This switch is designed for a 3-way switch, which in spite of the name means that the light is controlled by two different switches. Your switch is evidently a single pole, that is, that one switch controls the light. You can probably buy a less expensive timer for that purpose, one designed for a single pole.
1783720
I don't know for sure, but this is a simple three way switch device so it might work.
1497145
Mine does not have a 3 way switch. I cant imagine how any lamp could. The manufacturer has safety guidlines. I have used a 60 watt bulb in mine
1047427
Yes, but mine is not 3 way then. I get light on the second twist of the switch.
677134
since you have to leave the switch in the on position for this light to work the other light would always be on unless that too is replaced by a similar type of unit.
1583820
Yes if the light has a ground going to it. If so cap the ground wire and connect the hot wire to the switch. If there is not a groumd wire going to the light it will not work.
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It works as a 3 way stitch. Both can be use to turn the light on or off at any time. As with any 3 way switch the positions of the toggle will change based on the one previously used. ie traditional on/off positions do not apply.
1984694
Greetings Stephanie: This is a single pole switch. It will not work in a 3-way switched circuit. Please note that this switch requires hot, load, and neutral connections. The neutral is required to run the clock motor.
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I'm sure it could be used to replace a 3-way switch, but you should check Honeywell's website to be sure. It really is just a fancy switch with a timer to turn lights on and off, but you can use it manually just fine.
1404890
If you have a 3 way switch .. two wall switches that will operate one light ... you must replace it with a three way switch. this kit is not two identical switches it's a master and remote setup.
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A four way lighting situation usually consists of 2 3-way switches and one 4-way switch. This should work if you use it to replace one of the 3-way switches, but will probably not work to replace the 4-way switch. John John
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I am not sure, I use this for my hazard lights on my UTV, it's not a momentary switch, it is either off or on... I do know that...so it would work for off/on type of situations...if you are looking for more options, look for a switch that has 3 positions, this would be for the type of function I described....on or off
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Its supposed to, and mine worked with the 3-way exactly 3 times. After that it only worked on the middle setting. Not a big deal for me, though, since I got for a reading lamp over my bed, and it works great for that.
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I'm using it to control my front porch light which has an LED bulb, and it works great for that. If by "3 way" you mean, 3 different light settings for a single bulb (such as 50w, 100w & 150w), probably not (although it should work for a single setting). If you mean a single light controlled by 2 separate switches, I don't know but would doubt it.