By design, if operated on a wall switch, if turned off, does it default to on when the wall switch is switched to the on position again?
768253
No, it does not. It turns off and stays off. To turn it back on you have to send it a z-wave command or push the manual control button on the side of the unit.
768254
The default state appears to be "off". I just confirmed with mine to make sure my answer was accurate. If you switch the device on via your controller (vera lite in my case) then flip the wall switch to "off" and then back to "on", the device remains in an Off state until such time as the controller sends a new "On" command.
1207021
Yes, leave the light switch in the on position. No need to ever turn it off.
479967
YES.. if wired to a switch the switch can be turned off and back on to put it in always on mode.
1029762
No, the plug and switch are separate. I cut the plug off and wired the unit directly into the wall using the wiring housing as a junction box. The switch is mounted underneath (or on top if you mount the main bar on the left) and I leave it in the on position and operate the unit with a wall-mounted timer.
267624
Yes. You have to leave the wall switch on for the remote to work. The wall switch is independent of the remote. You can turn everything on and off with the wall switch. The remote only works when the wall switch is on.
1926094
I have no idea. But I do no that when energized its just a one way switch. When no power is sent to it it defaults to its de energized position.
1872314
Yes it does its actually on the wall switch and on the optional remote instead of on the fan.
1582288
Yes you are correct in your assumption that it always consumes some power unless the switch is turned off.
1792557
Stays on or off. Just set it where you want it to be, works the same as a light switch on a wall. It is either on or off.
850290
No. The switch a always stays at a neutral setting. When you press the top lights go on and the switch returns to its neutral setting. When you press the bottom the lights go out and bc again the switch returns to neutral. When you actuate it remotely it does not physically move.
1576371
Yes, this switch is illuminated ONLY when switched to the "ON" position. Great device. Works great for many purposes. I use mine on a power strip where I require an independent switch.
1121748
This is automatic. There are settings on the switch: you can leave it on and use it like a flashlight or you can leave it off or you can set it to automatic. In automatic mode, when power to the unit is cut or turned off, the unit will turn on (like during a power outage or if you pull it out of the wall socket).
1275848
Wall switch tells it what position the door is in since it usually starts out closed when you install the new wall controller.
2065746
I hardwired the wall switch to be "ON" all of the time. The only problem is that the humidity sensor sometimes starts the fan in response to changes in the room air even when the shower is not in use. Darn kids!
1189681
yes, there is an on/off switch. My electrician hard wired it to an outlet above my sink. I leave the switch on all the time at the unit and turn it off by the wall switch. However, I can leave the wall switch on if I want and then would use the switch on the unit. Love this light, looks great above my sink.
1953350
If the outlet is controlled by that switch, it would definitely turn it off. I would bet against it being able to be turned on. On is a touch function, not a switch.
172318
No. The switch actually sits in a middle position halfway between "on" / up and "off" / down. If you press the switch up it turns on the load... If you press it down it turns the load off. With the DW version you can also hold it up to dim up the load or hold it down to dim down the load. There is also an led of. The switch that illuminates when the switch is off.