Will this Leviton switch, with the appropriate receiver, support GE Reveal LED 65w floods?
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I agree with Dave. As long as you aren't trying to dim the LED. The receiver is just a remote switch and is not affected by the load unless it is greater than that specified by the receiver.
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Don't know about the GE lights you mentioned but it works with these Commercial Electric lights: Model # CER3LICR3730WH Internet/Catalog # 818448 Store SKU # 1000754384
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Don't know about the GE lights you mentioned but it works with these Commercial Electric lights: Model # CER3LICR3730WHInternet/Catalog # 818448Store SKU # 1000754384
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Should work fine. The switch doesn't carry any load. It just signals the receiver to open and close the circuit, so it is really the receiver that carries the load. And 65w isn't a large load for a light switch.
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I am not aware if this switch would operate that way if you reversed the wiring. It might.I do know I have a Leviton switch in a house that operates when "on" which was installed by the builder. But do not know how it was wired.
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Yes, there is a receiver you need to buy. Below is a link to the receiver. Just don't pay too much for either. Amazon likes to charge waaaayyy to much for both of these units. I've seen the receiver fluctuate from $75-$200! Also there is a cheaper switch and receiver matched set made by Leviton that comes as a package deal for like $30 but don't by it. Its crap and doesn't work.Leviton WSG0S-S1T Plug-In ON/OFF Relay Receiver, Light Almond
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I use the 1461-LHC switch with this LED bulb: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002ZBJ25G/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It works fine, just like a regular switch with an incandescent.
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All the answers below mirror my experience. Works with mono LED strip without a problem. Bought another to control under cabinet lighting in my other house.
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If you gp to a home depot and look at a Leviton package and get the company phone number and call them, they will advise you. That is what I did. The timers come in different voltages. They will tell you what model to get.
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There are some LED Panels, and Company has to let you know which one. Examples Lutron or Leviton brand... Here some models IP710-DLPA18036
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Yes, I just looked at my power supply and it will support and automaticlly switch based on inputvoltage up to 2240v.Here's a pic if that helps: https://picasaweb.google.com/m/viewer?source=mog&gl;=us#photo/115439284909959060258/5861137458182472785/5861137541830070210
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Haven't observed this, but I will watch for it. A VOM should verify that the switch in off position completely opens the circuit. Have you queried Leviton?
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Not sure. I wired both normally so both would have surge protection. Would advise contacting Leviton to get best answer.
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http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/SectionDisplay.jsp?section=44955&minisite;=10251Use this link to leviton's website, click on the support tab for complete operating instructions
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The Leviton switch has a fixed dimming range that is independent of the bulb. So it is what it is, sorry.
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I use this switch on a pair of 150 watt halogen flood lights, see the switch specs below - 50 watt will work just fine. Halogen comes under the official designation of incandescent.Wall Switch (WE-001); On/Off function on devices up to 1000WWorks with incandescent, fluorescent and compact fluorescent lamps
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My switch is GE5368 and is used for controlling a photo sensitive night light when we are not home. It works great for that and is the grounded version of the switch. Seems to me it would work on almost all applications.
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Always best to ground any type of electrical switch, etc. Probably will work, but suggest you contact Leviton.
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660W according to the manufacturer's site: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ProductDetail.jsp?partnumber=9726-C&section;=40425&m;inisite=10251
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I am going to say no only because all of the Leviton specs show only 60 Hz. However, it's quite possible that it would work but with incorrect times, lengthened by a factor of 6/5 if its counting cycles for timing. I searched but can't find anyone using them at 50 Hz. Sorry.