Will this relay work with a 3-way switch (white neutral, black load, red line)?
1967650
Well, you COULD use the relay in place of a switch, on either the black or red lines (which are the lines I think go to the two switches in a three-way set up).
1967651
Technically it would work (using the NO and NC connections), but this is not the type of relay that you would want. For the other light switch to work, once you activate this relay you would have to leave it that way, which would burn power (not a lot, but not a good idea either). Also, if it were in the activated state with the light off and you had a power drop, the light would most likely turn on when the power came back. To replace a 3-way switch, you really want a latching relay, not a regular one like this.
378924
I'm sure it could be used to replace a 3-way switch, but you should check Honeywell's website to be sure. It really is just a fancy switch with a timer to turn lights on and off, but you can use it manually just fine.
1740571
It's a switch. Should have no problem activating a relay. Use the relay for any load compatible with the relay contacts.
1581195
You should be able to run split lights 2 lights each side of switch if the relay will handle it, and it should with no problem. Nice set up I have it on my fishing boat.
849926
Sonja, I don't think it's designed to work with a 3-way circuit. You would have to place it electrically right between the fan and the two switches. Basically, when it was off, the 3-way switches would appear not to work. When it was on, one of the 3-way switches would have to be on. It can't just replace one of the three way switches. I'm not an electrician (but worked with electronics all my life), so anything I've just told you is my best guess. I would try contacting Panasonic with an email to see if anyone makes what you're looking for, or if this switch could possibly work.
391451
I believe it does require a neutral connection. Check behind your existing switch and I think you will find a neutral probably with a wire nut on it.
665857
No, you cannot use it directly for a 3 way switch, since the contacts are SPST type (Single Pole Single Trow).
649289
Question was about a 3-way SWITCH (where two different wall switches control the socket), not 3-way socket. Yes, this bulb will work fine in a 3-way switch arrangement.
634220
I do not believe this will work for your application. I don't think relays will respond correctly to only 6 volts
419361
You have to run two additional wires from the switch to behind the gauge cluster. Look it up on YouTube, or google it. I did it over a year ago, and it works fine.
2155296
The switch has a low voltage indicator meaning it lights up red it's a switch that passes current I would say it would work but don't count on it to light up.
1783720
I don't know for sure, but this is a simple three way switch device so it might work.
1947753
yes it will, besides you can even read the impedance value!. It also detect a loose connection between hot and neutral.
1804473
You require a three-pole switch. If it doesn't say "three-pole" it won't work for your use.
2011743
The type of load shouldn't matter. I have not tested it but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. This relay operates exactly like a mechanical switch.
1047427
Yes, but mine is not 3 way then. I get light on the second twist of the switch.
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.