If the light is already on a toggle 3-way (bottom of stairs & top of stairs), can this be used at one of those switches?
529629
I do not think so because the receiver switch only has 2 wires for connection to the 120 volt wiring.
809833
If you already have an operable 3-way switch at top and bottom of stairs I don't understand why you would be considering this product?
1047427
Yes, but mine is not 3 way then. I get light on the second twist of the switch.
1225608
If you mean to operate like a regular switch, then 'yes'. Take it off motion detection mode (see instructions). Then, only the button controls switch . . . .
1672835
I am not sure if it will work the way you want it to. I am using it as a dimmer switch for a lamp.
1344443
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.
1817505
Part 1 of your question: I do not know what you mean by 4-way switch, and therefore cannot say if it would work. Part 2: I have used it to replace two (non-dimming) 3-way switches, and it works great. I.E. I can turn on, turn off and dim the incandescent chandelier at either end.
645399
No way! It takes a deliberate push "into" the light with the tip of your finger or thumb. I don't think it would turn on if the light were dropped directly on the switch button.
1720731
Yes, you can. I bought two packages to do just that. Ultimately, I decided to use both switches, on opposite sides of the room. It works really well, as they are interchangeable.
2258720
I believe you can if you install an identical SwitchLinc in the other location as well. I've thought about doing this, but I'm afraid the 3 way wiring is a little advanced for me. Not to mention that you need to use twice the number of SwitchLincs.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twEvh3Vua8U
1967651
Technically it would work (using the NO and NC connections), but this is not the type of relay that you would want. For the other light switch to work, once you activate this relay you would have to leave it that way, which would burn power (not a lot, but not a good idea either). Also, if it were in the activated state with the light off and you had a power drop, the light would most likely turn on when the power came back. To replace a 3-way switch, you really want a latching relay, not a regular one like this.
1452460
If am not sure. If the 3 way switch is pretty wide. it may not all fit in the switch box as the timer is fairly wide too.
408194
I used this switch to turn on a light in a pantry without using those obstrusive jamb switches (doors don't close properly when pressing on them from my experience). This is set up as a low voltage SPST switch, so you can't do 3-way switching with it. You can however use 2 reed switches in parallel to turn on the light from 2 door openings, but it wouldn't be a true 3-way switch. It would turn the light switch on if one OR the other door were open.
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.
1259442
I would guess not. Three way switches use a third connector for a traveler wire. I don't believe this unit has that feature.
955131
Yes, it can. It will turn on to the last setting you had it on. Let me add that is a good and bright light. The only issues I found was that if you are keeping it in a pouch (like on a belt), It can turn on due to how the switch is. The switch is also a little difficult to findquickly if you pull it out of a pouch because it is small and is metal (like the surroundingmaterial). It would be better if it was a rubber material. Hope that helps.
2239549
I believe it would work however, even though it is 3 way switch can only use 1 switch at a time. Hope this answers your question.
1623632
Yes. I had a switch that was not accessible from the entrance to the room - so I installed the Leviton anywhere switch and now the lights can be turned on and/or off from either switch.