Can this switch be used to control two separate light fixtures rather than a light/ fan? I have a dual rocker switch in a single box now
1561165
No this cannot be used as a dual light Control. One of the sliders is a dimmer, the other one is a three position for a ceiling fan speed control.
1561166
No, it can only control a fan and a light. Two different devices electrically speaking in how they treat the loads. You need a dual dimmer such as Lutron MA-L3L3-WH Maestro 300 Watt Single Pole Dual Dimmer, White . Careful you understand that the combined loads for the two fixtures your dimming does not exceed 300 watts. If you try to dim 300 Watts on each it will overheat a burn out. Think of it as two 150 Watt dimmers in one device and you will be safe.
1561167
Not sure. What i can tell you is one switch is a dimmer (analog slide) and the other is a three position switch (clicks in 3 positions).
1561168
No. You need a dual dimmer that has two 300 watt circuit capacity. toal of 600w rating. try this oneLeviton 6628-W SureSlide 300W Per Circuit Incandescent or 300VA Magnetic Low Voltage Dual slide-to-OFF Dimmer, Single Pole, White
1033869
Yes. I was able to install one of these dimmer switches next to a single pole switch in a double gang box. The dimmer controls 12 LED lights in my livingroom and is next to a switch for a ceiling fan. I am very happy with how well this dimmer performs.
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You can connect one or none or both loads. The loads are not directly tied to the switches. You can configure the switches to control either load or a scene you have set up....therefore it also doesnt matter which load you choose to hook up, because you configure which switch gets associated to it later
53068
I don't see why not. Just make sure you use a 4 wire connection to run the fan and light separately from the same single switch(es). Or, if you are using separate individual switches then I guess you'd be alright as well wiring each.
1443364
Yes. In fact, I've already done this. I have two large ceiling fans in a single room, each equipped with a fan/light control. This allows me to operate each fan/light independently of the other.
1154852
Yes. This will give you ONE switch that will turn on the fan and the light at the same time. When you turn off the light, the fan will continue to run for a set period of time. You can adjust the length of time the fan runs after the light is turned off.
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I installed this in a double electrical box that had one switch for a light and one for a fan. I installed it using the fan switch wiring only and kept the light switch the same using the original double switch plate to cover both. Long way of saying Yes.
1288818
I'm not an electrician but think I understand the question and can venture an answer. This Honeywell unit fills the entirety of a standard box. If you want the one Honeywell to replace BOTH toggles - i.e., you want to have the lights controlled by both toggles work together - it could do that, but I don't see how you could replace one toggle and have this switch as well, both in the same box. Won't work.
2086244
Yes. Using a double switch you can control heat lamps and fan separately. This is a very effective product. Very happy with it.
1344443
I'm using it to control my front porch light which has an LED bulb, and it works great for that. If by "3 way" you mean, 3 different light settings for a single bulb (such as 50w, 100w & 150w), probably not (although it should work for a single setting). If you mean a single light controlled by 2 separate switches, I don't know but would doubt it.
780110
There is a separate lead for the light and fan. If you have two switches, you can have the fan and light separate.
1893126
No. These are single pole devices. They will only work at 1 switch location each per fan / light.
1050055
There are specific switches for different fixtures. I ended up contacting leviton customer care to find the right one
524199
Short answers is no. If you don't have a seperate switch in the same location that controls the fan then you'll need an electrician to run an additional wire from rhe fan to the switch box.
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I'm not an electrian but we have multiple lights running in one line and we use one switch. I don't know if this is what you meaned. For safety purposes it's best that you get the advice of an electrician.
988768
No. This is designed for speed control for one fan and dimmer control for one light circuit.
400562
Probably not. This switch works if you have 2 hot wires from the fixture to the switch (1 for the fan & 1 for the light). Unless your ceiling box is already wired this way (and they usually aren't), your options are to use a remote or the pull chains that came with the fan.