How many connections (screws) does this switch have? Also, could you list the labels on the connections? For example: line, load, ground, neutral.
1623479
If you need a neutral, note mine is model ZW3002-WCS, which has a traveler for 3-way switches. No screws; 5 wires labeled ground, neutral, line, load, traveler.
1623480
4 connections - line, load, ground, traveler. It runs its internals by leaking through the load - which can cause some LED flashing. There is no neutral connection.
1623481
If this is the single (I've bought two location models too), it has three wires if I remember correctly. Load, ground, neutral. It's quite easy to install. Unit it slightly deeper than a standard wall switch but a standard box will handle it.
1623482
Four connections and they're labeled as you described. There is room for two wires at each connection.
1899692
The symbol above the + (power) is the symbol for "ground" while the other symbol is for the item you want to come on when the switch is in the ON position. Hope this helps.
917571
It has five wires, BUT you need to have three wires in your box not counting ground (black, white,and potentially red) if you currently have a standard light switch, and this has always been a standard light switch, odds are you just have two wires (and a ground) which means this switch will not work for you (the box says neutral is required, but the amazon description doesn't mention this.)
858635
I don't know the amperage rating of this switch. But I lnow you'll never attach an 8 guage wire to it.
1589697
Phil, There will be wiring schematics and instructions in the box and the schematic is printed on the back of the switch. Note, the switch itself is large and might not fit in an already crowded switch box. There will be five pigtails to connect, neutral, hot, switched light , switched fan, and ground.
2226434
If you are looking at the back of the switch the top right screw is you ground the screw below is the hot wire (usually black). On the left the top screw is the neutral (usually white) and the yellow/gold screw on the bottom left is the load line which is tied into the switch which would go to your light or whatever it is that you want to control with the switch.
1320627
It has 4 awg connections for both power and ground. I am using mine with 8 awg wire and it runs perfect. I am not running it at max gain though. Only using it to run one 10" L7!
917574
Yes you're right. In fact there are five wires a ground and also an additional wire for like a two way switch location. I also recommend installing a surge protector in your load center because these electronics are very sensitive to Lightning strikes.
1561659
5V, Ground and Data are the only three pins used on each one and they are clearly marked on each piece. You'll have to contact the manufacturer for schematics.
1032304
It's max load is 500 watts at 120volts...a little over 4 amps, however the conductor leads are 14 AWG which would be equivalent to a 15 amp household circuit. The max load of the switch should be adhered to.
142505
The switch has 3 wires sticking out from it: black, white & green. Although I'm not an electrician, we attached the green (ground) wire to the metal electrical box, just to be safe. Good luck!
2182172
They connect in series so you can probably connect up to 24. remember if you connect them in series you have to put the switch at either end. I had to put the switch in the middle so I also bought a the power strip .hope that helps
796619
William, First I would check the ground connection, if you still have a problem I think I would temporarily by-pass the switch. I have not had any problem with the one we purchased , really pleased with it. I have had a fuse that looks good visually have a loose connection inside and cause a problem. Good Luck .
1540604
Two prong. But I ended up throwing the one I received away because it did not work. I had to take my old board, make adjustments to it and put in the new clicker box. Others got these things and they didn't work either. My reco would be to keep looking.
804856
My unit has 2 screws that you wrap the 2 wires of the low voltage cable around, then tighten. Similar to wiring an outlet or light switch
1997827
This unit is wired the same as a standard wall switch. It has 2 holes where the wire is inserted. Their website gives all the specs and wiring diagram. Intermatic website link....http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Specifier%20Guide/039_FF%20Series_4pgs.ashx
1197880
Two are power (1)for the light (1) for light in the switch the 3td is ground. It is different in color from the other 2. Hope this answers your question if I understand what you asking.