how to wire up switch to lite up switch the 1461-lhc has 4 termals 1ground and 3 more
1120384
It is a 3 way switch so the ground and 2 others are normal switches and the other is what will allow you to turn on the switch at the other switch if needed. I am no electrician but was still able to set up on my own (not recommended for just anyone to set up).
1120385
Very simple, you don't need to use the screws, there are holes on the back to insert the two wires. Just make sure the ends are stripped and insert.
1470768
You should have a black and a red. That go's positive and negative. The other wire (yellow or red) should go to your switch.
546751
It's pretty straightforward. Of course you want to kill the circuit breaker before starting. The switch/dimmer comes with 4 wires attached: green = ground; black = common or power; and 2 red = load/3 way connecton. They are connected to the existing wiring with wire nuts. There is a wiring diagram included. Follow the lead of your existing 3 way. The main thing you have to do is identify the common connection; the other 2 are interchangeable. I usually wrap a piece of tape around the common wire so I won't lose track of it once it's separated from the switch. The existing wires may or may not have the same colors as the switch, but that's not important. Hope this helps. It's pretty straightforward. Of course you want to kill the circuit breaker before starting. The switch/dimmer comes with 4 wires attached: green = ground; black = common or power; and 2 red = load/3 way connecton. They are connected to the existing wiring with wire nuts. There is a wiring diagram included. Follow the lead of your existing 3 way. The main thing you have to do is identify the common connection; the other 2 are interchangeable. I usually wrap a piece of tape around the common wire so I won't lose track of it once it's separated from the switch. The existing wires may or may... » Read More It's pretty straightforward. Of course you want to kill the circuit breaker before starting. The switch/dimmer comes with 4 wires attached: green = ground; black = common or power; and 2 red = load/3 way connecton. They are connected to the existing wiring with wire nuts. There is a wiring diagram included. Follow the lead of your existing 3 way. The main thing you have to do is identify the common connection; the other 2 are interchangeable. I usually wrap a piece of tape around the common wire so I won't lose track of it once it's separated from the switch. The existing wires may or may not have the same colors as the switch, but that's not important. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1651570
There is a Master Black Ground wire and a Master Red power wire from here is roouted to the six individual switches. One came with a broken switch that was promptly corrected by Amazon. I really like the set up. It also comes with six Red Power wires for output to the desired sources and also individual switch CB potection with reset buttons. GREAT PRODUCT
373143
I am pretty certain you don't have to connect two loads. If required, you could wirenut both loads together and have both switches control the same load, then when you are programming it you can change the function of the switch.
419361
You have to run two additional wires from the switch to behind the gauge cluster. Look it up on YouTube, or google it. I did it over a year ago, and it works fine.
1651571
As I said, there is one Black wire that connects to main ground, likewise with the Red positive wire. The 6 switches + and - wires are connected to the above mentioned Black minus and Red plus wires.
1550678
Like Jonathan W. Hickman said, These come with switches for two lights at a time, so if you just want to use two lights instead of all 4, you can simply just switch off a pair and use the other two.
1202594
No, you need to use a standard 4 wire LNB and run all 4 wires to the switch.
1617550
I did not use the switch that came with it. I got this one from Amazon: Laser Green Rocker Switch SASQUATCH LIGHTS 20A 12V On/off LED Light
1734094
on mine the first switch is for 1,3,5 and 7. the second is for 2, 4, 6 and 8. you can connect them any way you like.
1028580
I presently use 7 leds on one switch. It has worked well so far. The switch controls a string of under soffet(sp) lights.
917572
There should be 4, those being line, load, neutral and ground. Leviton offers installation instructions online at their website. This specific model is not included, but several similar ones are posted and all the single pole include the four wire configuration. It has been a while since I purchased and installed the switch, but this fits my memory as well. Seeing JMC's response I looked again and agree this switch model can be used in either single pole or 3 way installations, so a fifth wire would need to be available for the 3 way installation.
884033
The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use. The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote... » Read More The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use. « Show Less
1970903
Got me. You might want to go to Lutron's website and submit a query, or call the toll free number listed on the switch (you have to look closely at the bottom left of the metal flange).
280685
Pretty easy. Just connect them all in parallel. Basically, just connect one lead from rack light unit to the black wire coming from the switch. Then connect the other lead from the light unit to the white wire returning to the box. Note: these lights do not require the third ( ground) wire.
377195
don't think so, you would need to have a switch with a two wire start setup, the switch in question needs 5 wires for start and sencing..