I'm looking at the TriggerLinc magnetic sensor for a closet light. Would I need a separate Access Point, or will this switch fill that role?
1002944
This switch is dual band, so it is like a switch and access point combined. So no, you do not need a separate access point.
431359
This is a single gang box controller that can turn on and off two different lights or items depending on how you use it. Be careful to make sure that the automation software or hub that you are using is compatible with it. Something like the ADT pulse would not recognize this. There are plenty of automation setups out there that recognize it but you will have to put some effort into it. Depending on your automation setup you should see two (2) separate "on/off switch" devices and a "scene controller" device . Best regards.
1846293
you could do this but you should take into consiseration that eventually the velcro will start to sag causing gap between the magnet and the switch to increase, giving false alarms. the second thing that you need to take into consideration is that each sensor's location is programed into the base station and the base station wil only recognize that sesor for that location, you cannot mix the senors or else or else the base station will indicate a wrong breach location.
938196
I used a regular switch. I'm not sure why they "require" their own switch product.
2034751
Depends on what your aiming for. 3 way switches are a pain, and this will add sone interesting complexity. This is just a simple on off, think of it as a light switch that is light sensitive. Your wiring would have to be complex to compensate.
635113
I would email the manufacture, there were great to correspond when I communicated with them. I do believe that your anwser is yes, for I used it to turn a test 12v light on in series with a battery and this switch during my planning stages. There is also a momentary position, which you will not need. There is also a sence lead that can take a input to tell your controller, but you will not need that either.
1156040
The short answer is "yes." But I assume what you mean is that you have an existing switched outlet, controlled by a wall switch, and you want to swap the wall switch to the motion sensor. Your question is still not entirely clear to me, though, as this transformer is intended to be hard wired into a jbox, and not plugged into an outlet.
1228338
It only turns on and off, so you'd have to plug in a separate dimmer and make sure you can still access the switch.
894132
You just need the zee-wave remote and a zee-wave enabled dimmer- switch. I think most people will only need one remote and a few switches. If you go really overboard you have hundreds of devices and then you might want some central controller or relay.
639430
My switch is GE5368 and is used for controlling a photo sensitive night light when we are not home. It works great for that and is the grounded version of the switch. Seems to me it would work on almost all applications.
457074
I believe that you will need to adjust the timer. There are various settings that you can adjust to meet your lighting and security purposes. You may have the timer set in the test position. I would check here first, the switch is located on the bottom side of the sensor.
1118895
You should be able too. Once you convert a signal to USB this switch will handle it.
897529
This device is an injector only, not a switch. For each connected PoE device, you must also have the respective LAN port connected to a switch. And you'll need 2 AC power outlets, one for the injector and one for the switch. You're probably better off with a PoE switch (my preference).
194086
If you've got am Insteon switch already, you can "pair" this motion detector with it without needing any additional items. Just follow the directions that come with the detector.
302476
My light had the old pull cord on the side but the Wireless switch worked wonders. I've seen other reviewers indicate that they've used it even when a light switch was included. Frankly, I think if you leave the wall switch on, you should be able to then splice in the wireless switch between it and the light itself.
1156306
Yes it's a switch not splitter so only 1 source will go through at a time and it shouldn't matter if both are on.
1803917
Mr. Bosco, great idea however I believe that you would be best served by running an independent source to the light. A little critter chewing a hole in the wire eliminates the system security. The previous comments are really quite true. Safety first!