can these be operated without a controller? i mean just using a standard NO spst switch?
1585458
Yes. They are turned on by supplying a ground to the pin so no controller is required.
1585459
You could wire up switches to control each relay. You would supply 5 volts to the corresponding pin for a given relay you want to activate via individual switches. But the best use for this board is to let an Arduino or similar micro controller operate it. That is its intended usage.
997780
I'm sorry but I do not use my controller that way. I imagine you can find the operating instructions online.
1414997
Absolutely. The variable control is practically an on/off switch, as others mentioned, but I have used it without the light.
1535279
Yes you can. It's not clear from the picture but the switch itself has 6 leads coming from it: two for + and - inputs and 4 for two independent circuit outputs. One circuit is controlled by pressing button A on the remote, the other by button B. It comes with 2 remotes and either can switch either of the 2 circuits.
53069
I don't think this will work for you. There is only one control switch, so I can't see it working for you
1578413
There is no other requirement. You can use separate switches if you so desire.
2043651
No need for a controller. We have a solar panel for when we don't have access to ac, however we keep the goal zero plugged into ac so it's ready to use anytime. We have the Goal Zero 33001 Extreme Universal Inverter attached to it as well so we can plug in our computer & printer & label machine etc when we're traveling off the grid and need to get some work done.
1191908
Yes, I have it installed without a C wire. The power comes from the batteries. You can set and lock a single temperature. Programming requires linking to a z-wave controller.
282862
These controllers don't work like the normal 3 way style, you need either another one of these or the non-level control version of this line. Nice thing is, you can set them up easily (not cheaply) to control from many more than just 2 locations, with or with the dimming function.
1600674
You can control them with a remote. I can control them with my smart phone through the ADT app. I don't know if there is an app to control them without ADT.
1882123
You should be able to use a standard on off switch, but you will have no speed control and it will be quite loud.
2024514
I think it would be theoretically possible. I'm not personally aware of any other controllers, but if you're into it you can hack your own together with something like an Arduino. I've had some success with that myself.
1090513
I haven't bought these yet but everything says they both operate with one switch. All "ON" or all "OFF". I plan on taking one of these apart to see if they can be hacked to work with separate switches for flood and spot.
2088333
I've not heard of doing that on this controller. Don't think I would try it!
371187
Nope. You can add them the the Vera of course, but they use limited memory and do not adhere to normal Scene formats so you cannot program it with the Vera. Honestly I'd say if you want a controller you can program from the Vera, get one of the more expensive Leviton ones. This just won't do it. To set up a "scene" with this you have to add each device to the scene manually, including the dimmer level. After that, it's very hit-or-miss on reliably calling it back up.
2262290
Yes you can; contact hitlights.com for details on how to program the two controllers.
222444
yes, you only need to set the switch to the X mode, this works like a Xbox 360 Controller settings automatically.