So I can replace a single pole switch wired to a ceiling light for top and use the bottom as a remote for a lamp module? I have a neutral wire.
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the quick answer is yes you can. Since the wall switch is also a scene controller you can program it to run a scene that has nothing to do with either of the two load switches. Therefore you can program the wall switch with two independent scenes that are controlled by the push of the switchs and have the ability to remotely control the two independent loads. Another way to put it, this device will show up as a two button scene controller and two switch modules once you properly include them into your network.
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Hi P. Durbetaki, Im not sure if Im understanding right, do you mean top for one load single pole and bottom for a three way for a different load? You can use this module in many ways as it is described on the manual that can easily be downloaded if you are thinking on buying it. I use it as two single pole independent loads switch. For example, top for certain group of lights at the patio and the bottom for a different group of lights.
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the quick answer is yes you can.Since the wall switch is also a scene controller you can program it to run a scene that has nothing to do with either of the two load switches.Therefore you can program the wall switch with two independent scenes that are controlled by the push of the switchs and have the ability to remotely control the two independent loads.Another way to put it, this device will show up as a two button scene controller and two switch modules once you properly include them into your network.
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This is a zwave switch ! and it will not work on two different light fixtures via zwave, Hope that helps.
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No, you need a neutral for the light to work on this device and not all light switches have a neutral but splitting the load wire is not going to work.
66386
This is designed to be a simple wall switch replacement. If you only have 2 wires in the fan canopy, you are better off with a remote setup that has a handheld transmitter and receiver for the fan.
400562
Probably not. This switch works if you have 2 hot wires from the fixture to the switch (1 for the fan & 1 for the light). Unless your ceiling box is already wired this way (and they usually aren't), your options are to use a remote or the pull chains that came with the fan.
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no it dose not require a can. you do not need a dimmer a regular single pole switch will work. you will be left with a open line voltage splice above the ceiling check local codes
1642649
Yes, that switch would work fine, assuming you have wire properly. It's actually a little overkill. An SPST switch would work and be less confusing to wire properly.
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I'm sure you can wire it to any light. Are you tall enough to touch the light on the ceiling? This device works by converting the metal parts on the lamp to a switch.
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Yes. This is how I have mine setup. The power goes to the z-wave switch and then to the outlet where the lamp is plugged in. Just be sure that there is a white wire (neutral) in the box where you will place the new switch.
215804
Yes, I have used this switch for three separate overhead fluorescent lights. I plan to use this switch for the rest of them.
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I don't think it's possible to do what you want there...but keep in mind I'm no electrician. What I'm thinking you're describing is basically a light that has it's own control to half the power. The light switch simply sends the power to the unit or does not (when it's off). To the best of my knowledge, the only switch that could even come close to what you want is a dimmer type switch but as you may or may not know many "lighting appliances" warn that a dimmer switch cannot/should not be used with them. Even if it was ok, it would not instantly cut the power in half, you would have to approximate half if half was important to you, if it's simply dimming that would be nice to you...I would suggest checking the chandelier's installation instructions and see if they emphatically state that you cannot use a dimmer switch with it.
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yes it can be wired to a standard light switch. that is what i did. it runs my homemade lathe
683237
No,this's a single pole switch. You have to buy 3-way or 4-way Lutron switch,is depend how many switches are controlling one light fixture... Correct connection of wiring is required to works properly because is more than 3 or 4 wires!!!
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Any regular single pole switch will work or a single pole duplex/double switch will work as well. ( sometime they call it 2 way switch ) One switch for the light and the other for the fan. Good luck.
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The switch can be used for that using the ground wire. That is what I used to activate my under hood led light.
809249
I rebuilt a hanging lamp with this setup. It should be fine. It's got one of those roller switches on it if you're ok with those.
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No, all the controls are in the base. I wouldn't try to separate the lamp from the base and rewire it.
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It is just a single pole switch, it could be wired through a jumper off one of the switches. It may end up confusing to the end user and would be a non_standard wiring, so you may have to check your local wiring code for legality. Short answer, yes. But as a licensed electrician I would tell you no, based simply on not knowing what your local code would allow. Remember only rig up something without code approval if you can afford the fines, and accept the risk.