So I would wire my fireplace low voltage igniter to the RELAY contacts, the external SWITCH to the existing wall toggle & the LOAD contacts to 120v?
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You would not even need an external switch since the round button in the middle of the device acts as an on/off switch. I use the relay on my fireplace and it works just fine.Make sure you have 120V available on your fireplace. Mine had only low voltage available and I had to run a cable.
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this may work for that. Another very easy alternative is to use a regular z-wave thermostat, so you don't get too hot in the room. You will need a 24V power supply for the thermostat, and then just google which two connecitons for your low-voltage wires from your fireplace. Fairly easy, and gives automatic temperature control for the room.
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You will need a transformer to transform 120V to 12V since this dimmer switch requires a 12V input.
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It will BUT... This is a 12 volt relay, not 120 Volts that is standard in house wiring. You would need to use a 12V transformer (like a wall wart on most gizmos) to step the power down. Better to find one that is 120V, like the OMRON time delay relay, then it can be wired directly in without the transformer.
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If the gas fireplace is controlled by a conventional 24v thermostat use a compatible thermostat . If 120 volt wall switch use 120v in wall switch On / off (no dim)
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I have my surge protector connected to the disconnect of my mini-split heat pump, which operates on 240 volts. However, you could also connect it to a 240v/120V circuit breaker. It comes with a schematic showing how to connect it.
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Anything that takes voltage can be connected to a wall switch.. and yes, i connected mine to a wall switch. just leave nob in on position and use wall switch to turn off/on... only negative is you wont be able to change settings (low/high) on wall switch. That didnt matter to me.. even less so when "low" stopped working on me :(
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Yes it will work on 120vac, this switch is a double pole switch but can be used as a single pole switch.
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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.
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you will need to run a romex wire to connect to the recepticle to get 120ac. it's easy if you are using a drywall framed fireplace .. and .. have a basement underneath it!
1103195
Not as-is. It runs on 12v DC like a car battery. You would need to use a 12v DC transformer "power brick" to change the 120V AC coming from your wall outlet down to a usable voltage.
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If you can get a power wire through fire wall (with a fuze) it should be simple. There is a wiring diagram included. Also look up YouTube
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Based on my understanding, I don't think this switch can be considered a low voltage switch. It replaced my normal 120 volt light switch. I think a low voltage switch would be akin to a wall thermostat with the tiny wires and specifically states "low voltage". I think the switch needs 120 volts to operate.
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I too am not familiar with your switch. I used both of these motors as replacements on a drill press and a band saw that had toggle switches pre-wired 120v.
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Yes, but the thermostat does not work with 120v. I had to spent another $90 for thermostat
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No. If I recall, this unit requires at least 8-9V to fire the relay (12vDC).
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If there are a set of contacts (like from the push button on the wall), you can tie into that and it should work. It should be low voltage, however (+/- 5 volts).
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Absolutely, but make sure your baseboard is 240 (not 120). There's another relay for 120v