Can it be used to turn on/off LED lights?
1299432
Yes. I have used this switch with both Philips and Cree LED bulbs. No issues.
1299433
I believe so. I am using it for CFL (fluorescent) lights. Since this is not a dimmer, it works fine with non-dimmable lights. It is especially handy when you use the companion switch that lets you add other switches with no wiring. I control 2 outside floods with these switches in a closet where I was able to get to the wiring, and placed companion switches in the kitchen. Looks like a normal rocker switch (sort of) but needed no wiring in the walls in the kitchen. A little expensive, but great for adding switches. Hope that helps. -Herschel
1299434
I believe so. I am using it for CFL (fluorescent) lights. Since this is not a dimmer, it works fine with non-dimmable lights. It is especially handy when you use the companion switch that lets you add other switches with no wiring. I control 2 outside floods with these switches in a closet where I was able to get to the wiring, and placed companion switches in the kitchen. Looks like a normal rocker switch (sort of) but needed no wiring in the walls in the kitchen. A little expensive, but great for adding switches.Hope that helps.-Herschel
1299435
It will switch pretty much any type of light. Note that Lutron specifies the minimum load as 25W, so you could have problems with a small number of low-power LED lights.
1299436
Yes. We have this switch connected to a DC transformer which then powers our LED deck lights.
2125557
Yes it works very well with LED lights. I have 6 Led bulb wired for one switch. Love it.
1470765
This changes a 3-prong grounded plug into a 2-prong plug. It will work with LED lights.
2008260
It has an on/off switch, but it doesn't have any other functionality. Guessing that if you just leave the light on and control it from the electrical outlet with a timer of some sort then it could work. Hard to say. Great light though.
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.
1296797
Since the light feature has an on/off switch, this would certainly seem possible. The instructions are otherwise unclear ...
613666
It does not include a timer feature. You could probably plug it into a timer outlet like those sold to turn lights off and on and accomplish what you want to do.
1393014
Yes you can. We used ours in a tool box in our pickup truck. When the lid is lifted it turns on our LED lights.
101163
In my experience this will not work with LEDs. The on/off switch works fine. We tried these with Cree recessed lighting and it failed completely. We also tried adding dimmable LED bulbs to a chandelier and it would not work.
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.
1748607
Not on this device. Only one switch perhaps another device or if the lamp has an on/off could work for you
1644268
Not certain about LEDs, although I see to reason why not. I does nothing to the [house] current applied to it except turn it on and off. The device definitely does work just fine with CFL lighting, and that tends to be rather finicky about applied voltage, etc., unless you pay the extra $$$ for dimmable CFL lights.
172135
Yes. There is a way. On your online interface go to "Setup". Then on the left hand menu go to "System" then "Admin". Scroll down to "Device Settings". And next to "LED Light" select "Off" from the dropdown menu.
628912
I don't see why not. It just provides low voltage. If the LED light is designed to attach to low voltage wiring, it should work. Check the voltage specification.
435152
You can use for anything the only problem is it will never go off if it isn't surrounded by walls. I have a door to the outside from my bathroom. If I don't close the door the light stays on. That's all I have for you.
1199457
Nope. It is for dimming lights ONLY. there is an On / Off version you could control a fan with but not the speed of the fan.
1297830
I think so, seems like it would work. The lights run off of a transformer and rectifier pack that should reduce step-down voltage to the LEDs. I have not tried it myself. Probably a better resource for this question would be the manufacturer.