Can this be used as a 3-way switch?
876745
Yes it can be used as a 3 way switch. This is the main programmable switch in the 3way setup. I used this in a 3 way setup in conjunction with Lutrons Companion dimmer switches to give the dimming capabilities at all the switches. Worked well and easy to install unless you have small electric boxes in wall because these are bulky switches. These do work with certain brand LED fixtures I have them on the Halo brand recessed LED fixtues and the work great brightened the room immensely. Hope this helps.
222755
No. It's basically a dumb switch. It sends a pulse to the primary via the traveler wire of a traditional three way set up and the main switch works the light. It needs the traveler,neutral and ground.
1859920
Yes, if it is a momentary switch. Any other configuration will not work that way.
248997
I'm sure it can as long as the other 3way switch is rated for ceiling fans and you have a seperate lead for the light and fan. (14/3 Romex as apposed to 14/2 on a 15 amp circuit)
1583817
Sorry, I use the timer on the only switch that controls that particular light. As for three-way operation, the only things I would know would be what is in the instructions.
513520
I believe you would need a switch that works on a four way system. This one works on three way which means two switches. Might be tough to find except at a place that sells to contractors.
1686253
I'm not an electrician but all 3-way switches I've seen have another connection that goes to the other switch. This switch does not have this.
2239549
I believe it would work however, even though it is 3 way switch can only use 1 switch at a time. Hope this answers your question.
430450
I haven't tried it that way, but I think it should work. It is a simple switch and not a booster of any kind.
378920
This switch is a single pole application only. Honeywell does have a three way version. I don't know the model but it's in Amazons offerings.
2258720
I believe you can if you install an identical SwitchLinc in the other location as well. I've thought about doing this, but I'm afraid the 3 way wiring is a little advanced for me. Not to mention that you need to use twice the number of SwitchLincs.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twEvh3Vua8U
469917
Im pretty sure you can.. I have a 4 way splitter with on/off switches to control my lights.
166770
It can be wired to switch either way. But the relay activates on low (LED comes on and switch is pulled closed).
297305
Well, the socket accepts it, and there are contacts in the socket appropriate for a three way bulb. But, on my two identical lamps it won't do the three way feature. Not sure if the switch is broken or what is preventing the three way feature from working.
1809642
The answer is probably yes. You would use one master and 5 slave (auxiliary) switches to do this. You would need 3-conductor plus ground cable between all the switches so you can keep the ground, neutral, and traveler in parallel with the master and one more black wire (load or hot) if needed, to get the load or hot from one switch box to another so the master switch has both the load and hot black wires attached to it. A 3-way or 4-way has the black load wire at one end and the black hot wire at the other; the 4-way switch (or multiples in a 6-way setup) wouldn't have the load or hot wire in that box - it would usually have a black, red, and ground going each direction to another 3-way and/or 4-way switch. I think the instructions show a 4-way setup.
1197303
Sorry, I have not used the switch in that capacity. However, this switch appears to be a single pole switch.
1372559
It could, but you would have to leave the 3-way switches in the 'ON' position.Once any of the three switches are changed to the 'OFF' position there would be no power to the outlet/Heath device.Best to plug into a constant power source.The same applies to a floor or table lamp that has an in-line switch. That switch would have to be in the 'ON' position. We have three instances of this in our house.