which line is feed and which line is for the light on the actual switch?
1630283
Sorry, but I don't remember. Mine was used with a 12v DC converter for a light strip, so polarity is a definite concern
1630284
John, when I hooked mine up I simply one of the two AC lines that went to the light bulb. This spring loaded switch is only an 'interrupter'. It performs the same way as if you cut one line to your closet line each time you closed the door and then re-spliced that line when you opened your door. What I'm saying is that it does not matter which of the two AC wires you tap into, this switch just opens and closes the circuit
1630285
The switch works to interrupt the circuit. You would typically want the black wire to go to the switch and then to your light. You do not connect the white wire to the switch at all.
8688
The three wire system utalizes 1-a power source = black feed wire which connects to the black wire on the cad cell.-- 2 -a grounded neutral =white wire which connects to the white wire on the cad cell.--3 - and the switched leg = red wire which is internally connected to the load side of the cad cell and is connected to the light fixture black wire. If you have a two wire system, its likely there is an established grounded neutral from another source and will need to use that as well for the cad cell to function.
1410521
The switch only controls power to components that are screwed into this unit IE: bulb, cord socket, etc.It does not control power further downstream on a line that it may be spliced into.
1903146
This switch was bought with a bathroom exhaust fan that has 2 lights built into the unit. The switch handles 3 operations of 1 for the regular light, 2 the night light for guest or children and 3rd. the exhaust fan.
401442
The light is supposed to indicate which computer line it will send the print job from. For me, this switch worked for a while but never worked well. Now, mine will not switch to the other computer unless I manually switch the lines to the active one with the light. My advice is dump it and look for something that works. That is what I am doing.
1724424
you can hook it up either way,I put it on a toggle switch.You can wire them to the backup lights also.
417503
Neither. It must be hard-wired into your fixture and it then works off the existing switch or will need another switch added.
2204809
Don't know but the on switch must be manually held down for the light to work.
1973874
Neutral to the light traveling wire and load (black between switches). See Lutron website here http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/Maestro.pdf
1650483
It is a roll type switch located on the cord. Its not as close to the lamp as I would like but still usable.
1224413
No switch. Just lights. But you can get the switch and in line fuses super cheap on eBay or Amazon
657911
It doesn't have a switch. I got a Dimmer Kit and installed it on the line. Works Great!
1821337
That I am not sure about, the only type of switch I put it on was a single pole that turned on the lights. Wish I could tell you more.
1052846
When you flip the switch on, it lites both sides. Guess you could add a pull-string toggle switch and wire to one side, and use existing switch for the other side....
2083349
The white (from the switch) goes to the neutral from the power supply and the light you are controlling, the black (from the switch) goes to the hot from the power supply, the green goes to all grounds (the power supply, the light, the electrical box), the red (from the switch) goes to the black wire that goes to the light you want to control. When the switch is activated by motion the electricity, which comes in via the black wire, goes to the red wire which in turn supplies power to the light. Basic colors, white is neutral, black is hot and red goes through a switch (can be hot). Hope that helps.
2267210
It's a direct line feed switch. There is no filter, conversion, or decoding.
92852
Black wire goes to Line 1. Red goes through heater to Line 2. This is is the switched leg. Only one line is switched. Blue goes to Line 2 to supply live leg to the transformer.