Will this switch work as part of a three way circuit?
2016444
I believe it will if you use along with their corresponding remote switch. Honestly that is my next project so I will find out for sure soon. The remote switch model is VP00R-1LZ
2016445
Yes, this works great in three way circuits. I have a number of three-way circuits with this switch with up to 3 remotes for a few of them. The matching remote for the VRS15 is the VP0SR (the S demote a non-dimmable switch). The VP00R used for dimmable switches and also works great.
1624136
It can be used as a 1-way switch or a 3-way switch depending on how you wire it.
62892
The short answer is no. Three way switches need three wires (black, white, and red) connecting the two switches. Consult a book on general house wiring for details. The GE switch can be wired to a single light for dimming.
1372559
It could, but you would have to leave the 3-way switches in the 'ON' position.Once any of the three switches are changed to the 'OFF' position there would be no power to the outlet/Heath device.Best to plug into a constant power source.The same applies to a floor or table lamp that has an in-line switch. That switch would have to be in the 'ON' position. We have three instances of this in our house.
1525540
Not sure, never tired it. However, as it is simply a switch, so it should work. I'd confirm with the seller. Nothing seems to be simple any more.
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
851858
It should as it is a 3 to 1 switch. Unfortunately I don't have a way to test that configuration.
1739606
No it doesn't. It only has two contacts to draw the 45watts it uses. That means using it in the 3-way socket would only give you one setting even when turning the switch to the higher settings.
480023
It will not work with a standard 3 way switch. You need to replace each 3-way with one of these. I used one of these and a 2334 Keypad dimmer switch. Either one can control the load, and the two devices are linked together. Be sure you have a neutral wire at each switch location. If it does not exist you should be able to use the existing 3 conductor cable to provide this.
1462979
The switch needs at least a 40W load to operate. As long as all the LEDs on the switch add up to 40W it will work.
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.
1219060
If you mean the 3x1 switch, the answer is yes. All three source devices can be on but only one input will be selected at a time.
1804473
You require a three-pole switch. If it doesn't say "three-pole" it won't work for your use.
941241
Most likely it will work, but you're leaving half of the switch unused. Most Lowes, Home Depot and Menard's carry the switch that you need for less money.
2003635
Yes it will. The procedure is to run the "hot" wire to one of the corner terminals and the loop a jumper from that terminal to the opposite corner. The "ground" wire goes to two remaining corner terminals in the same way. The load wires go to the remaining terminals on the sides of the switch and result is a switch which is off in the middle position, and reverses the polarity going out the side terminal depending on which way the switch is thrown.
248997
I'm sure it can as long as the other 3way switch is rated for ceiling fans and you have a seperate lead for the light and fan. (14/3 Romex as apposed to 14/2 on a 15 amp circuit)
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.