Will this control a GE Z-Wave Wireless Lighting Control Dimmer Switch SKU: 45612 swith, 80' from it.
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It depends on the construction of the house and if there are any other Z-wave devices between this one and the controll system. If there is another one near it that works this one should work as they all talk to one another when any of them is being functioned.
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I have several of these keypads. I'm able to control dimmers, switches, and switched outlets, from both GE and Leviton (haven't needed to try other brands). The keypads do on/off, with level of dimming controlled from dimmer switch. Both keypad and dimmer need to be registered to same primary controller; I'm using Aeon USB connected via Indigo on Mac. Registering keypad to controller turns out to be easy, once you figure it out, the tricky part keeping it "awake" for long enough to register, explained in a different section of the documentation. I like these keypads because they are easy to install, don't require hard wiring, and can trialed in different locations before you select the most convenient. Just bought 2 more.
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It did not work on a dimmer swItch. The installer trIed but it did not work. Not sure what kind of dimmer he used. The light is gorgeous!
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The detailed specs list this as a "dimmable" item, so if you have a dimming switch installed, that should do the trick ...
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It absolutely will, provided that the extension cord is SPT-2 and not SPT-1. This dimmer is designed for the thicker SPT-2 cord. If you are unsure of what SPT-2 wire is, read my review of this dimmer and perhaps perform a Google search to aid in identifying what type of cord you have. http://www.amazon.com/review/R10J39U5A4BAYT/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0000BYEF9
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Yes, I used the Lerway Mini LED Controller Dimmer with RF Wireless Remote Control DC 5~24V 12A R106It allowed me to use a remote to dim, flash and strobe at different speeds.
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I do not know. I had the switch installed to control an outside spotlight. After an electrician installed the switch it would not work that night. Mine does not work!
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I have SmartThings, and I have multiple switches. This being one of them. It works fine, will be detected as a Standard Z-Wave Switch through SmartThings. I would suggest if you have LED lighting to use standard on-off switches instead of dimmers. Honestly dimmers, other than for effect will not save you money with LED.
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No. You should not install a dimmer switch on the z-wave dimmer (dimmer on dimmer). Instead install a regular toggle switch or a momentary (push button) switch to operate the dimmer.
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This switch most certainly DOES work for incandescent bulbs. I know this, because it is currently (get it?) working in my incandescent lamp. If your original dimmer was 500W 120V 60H this will work. I'm not an electrical engineer, but I can't think of a single way the switch would know what type of bulb it is outputting power to, which is why I used it, and I couldn't be happier.
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I believe it will the tolerance on the switch is pretty wide, and the poles are clearly marked. It will depend on your LEDs to determine if they are dimable.
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This switch works with a fluorescent overhead light fixture that uses a balast (i.e. four ft fluorescent ceiling fixture in a garage or laundry room)I expect it will not work for CFL bulb that is not designed for use with dimmers.
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Yes, it should. It simply replaces an existing switch in a 120V 15amp circuit with the base module/switch, which is in turn controlled remotely with the wireless module.
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It will work with most of the low wattage or cheaper dimmers. Because it pulls a very small load. 300 watts or less. The more expensive 600 watt dimmers have trouble.
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Yes, as long as the box is not full of wires. The switch is the same size as a normal dimmer.
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If the light is wired into a box, then it will work if you replace the wall switch with the receiver for this wireless switch. If the light is plugged into an outlet, you need a different type of wireless control.
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Which controller do you have? The cheapest way (not sure of your location) is to go your local LOWES hardware store and buy the GE IRIS 3- way setup with 2 switches in one box for 44.99. Your Probley going to have alot more questions tho. And you should be asking installation questions. Z-wave switches require a netural wire until non z-wave switches. I feel you should check out the forum of what ever controller your going to use and find out more info before buying. You can ask more questions here also if you'd like.
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Yes, assuming the "electric wire" is low voltage and the same as the dimmer.