Can I use this switch as a SPST (two of the connectors only) to control some low volt LED lights
1455697
You have one lug for power in, one lug for a ground to ground the switch and the third for power out to accessory. If ungrounded then the led on the switch won't be illuminated .
1455698
This is a 12 volt switch I used it to install my fog light in my truck I believe it would work for any circuit of 12 volt or less voltage
690195
This will not work on a three way circuit. It is a Single Pole Single Throw (SPST)-type light switch only. I don't know if anyone makes a programmable 3 way circuit. I think you could hook it up to work on a 3-way circuit but I don't know if the circuit would remain 3-way (essentially you are making your system into a one-way). Hope this helps
1152126
I used to control a contactor/relay that controlled the lights. I did not use in it in the direct wiring of the lights.
924034
I would think so, the wiring has it own power lead.....not sure what your power requirements are though....small switch would be OK.....I THINK !
1604371
Yes this can be connected to any domestic electrical switch however the dimmer needs to be for led lights. This isn't a problem as these are readily available at any Home Depot etc. you might be lucky and find that your existing dimmer works. Beware !!!!!! Once you have installed one of these set of lights you will become absolutely addicted and you will want to do the whole house.
1831724
Yes you can, but you will need to get (or make) some additional brackets to tie the corresponding transfer switches together also. Note this box already has 2 240V circuits.
275521
Yes, it works just fine, I have all of these switches with led lights, the switch doesn't care what light it is controlling
2038557
While I have not used these with a dimmer switch, I see no reason why not. In effect the converter is just a conductor between the two different types of connectors.
814256
I think this should work just fine - but I bought 2 dimmers and only one worked. The voltage of your power module is in the range of the dimmer and the current draw is well under the 2 amp. maximum. I cut the connectors off and soldered the wires directly into the circuit and the one unit works well.
675948
You really only want to feed the switch with whatever amperage feed you need for the circuit you are switching. I wouldn't just tap off anything to feed the switch and the light. Since you can only feed the switch once, you would have to make that decision.
486453
Yea, just use a single throw 10 amp DC switch (there some that Amazon sells) which will allow you the ability to add more lights if needed.
1279373
I used: Ledwholesellers inline pwm 12v 2amp dimmer for led strips with DC jack. it works fine for what I need but the connections were a tiny bit looser than I would have liked but otherwise a good product for the price
229103
I do not know if this will work for 12 volt LED lights. I cannot advise you on that at all.
1470767
Please be informed that it will work with LED lights since the item can change a 3-prong grounded plug into a 2-prong plug.
1629565
I would say yes as long as the current passing thru the switch is only a few watts, otherwise you'll need a relay.
1150874
Probably not a good idea. The transformer that controls the LED's requires a steady voltage input to work correctly. If you reduce it with a dimmer you most likely cause it to work outside its designed parameters. I'm not an electrician so this is just my speculation. Unless it says safe to use with a dimmer in the instructions I wouldn't.
2081701
The package came with a three level dimmer control that I did not need - my interest was only in the transformer.I would think that this three level dimmer could be used as a substitute ; the compatibility of the connector would be the only matter to investigate,