Can I split my "load" wire into two wires and put one on the "load" screw and one on the "neutral" screw?
924747
If I understand your question I believe the answer is yes, INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:* Connect the Ground (Green) wire to the Green screw.* Connect the HOT (Black) wire to the Black screw* Connect the other wire (Load) from the previous switch to the yellow screw.* Connect the NEUTRAL (White) wire to the silver screw. This is requiredfor the nightlight to work.
924748
the switch interrupts the hot line to the load. To run both hot & neutral load wires to the switch is just perfect. Any place u connect the white wire from the load to neutral is going to work. it is not going to interfere with the night light unless u don't connect the neutral to the switch also.
924749
No, you need a neutral for the light to work on this device and not all light switches have a neutral but splitting the load wire is not going to work.
272798
I'm not sure if this was answered yet and I apologize for the delay but the answer is yes. The configuration you describe is a single pole Installation with just 2 wires. I wish I knew how to upload a picture because I found the packaging that clearly shows this configuration. There are even two different ways to hook it when you only have 2 wires as well. Hope this helps. Edit: I posted a picture on the product images that shows the 2 different configurations.
809184
no this is hard wired between electric source and the fan, so you would need to cut the wire in two and tie it to lugs inside of unit.
1809642
The answer is probably yes. You would use one master and 5 slave (auxiliary) switches to do this. You would need 3-conductor plus ground cable between all the switches so you can keep the ground, neutral, and traveler in parallel with the master and one more black wire (load or hot) if needed, to get the load or hot from one switch box to another so the master switch has both the load and hot black wires attached to it. A 3-way or 4-way has the black load wire at one end and the black hot wire at the other; the 4-way switch (or multiples in a 6-way setup) wouldn't have the load or hot wire in that box - it would usually have a black, red, and ground going each direction to another 3-way and/or 4-way switch. I think the instructions show a 4-way setup.
2188052
I just looked at my install guide and there is a big note on the front that says "Note This switch cannot be used is no neutral wire (white wires joint together) inside the electrical box." hope that helps
1980480
Any way you want, all this does is connect sets of connections together, so the top screw on the right side connects to the top screw on the left side, but no other screws. same for 2nd screw down, 3rd, etc. You can use any set of screws for positive, negative, and even indifferent voltage... :)
972444
Have purchased splitter but have not had to use. I just put the wires together and use a twist cap.
712171
of course. I wired one of these with a switch, and the other one is on a separate circuit, so I could use the circuit breaker as a switch if I ever needed. You could do either.
1093264
No. Best to use wire nuts. I seem to recall there were 2 black wires for the hot and switch-leg (doesn't matter). If you have any questions recommend you contact a professional electrician.
1399307
If you have the black wires attached to the gold screws and 2 are attached to the silver screws you are fine. the black and white wires from the power supply side need to be attached to the line side of the new outlet. (it should say this on the back of the new outlet) and the other 2 are to be attached to the Load side of the outlet. Remember that the black go to gold side and the white go to the silver side do not cross them.
715649
Theoretically, yes. Two wires and a ground wire are connected by spring clips. You might have to adjust collars and "boundary width" knob to adapt for different wiring layout. But I see no reason it could not be moved. How much hassle this is (including forgetting to bring it or its transformer with you traveling, and frequency of doing it) will be for you to decide.
804856
My unit has 2 screws that you wrap the 2 wires of the low voltage cable around, then tighten. Similar to wiring an outlet or light switch
1260913
tough question sight un seen but sounds like your attaching the load wire to same termination bracket. also the outlet may be defective. If it is doing it on more than just one then it is the attachment location that is wrong.
1181261
Hook it up like you would one amp. Then splice off the wires near the other amp and hook it up. This is a complete no no if you are using high powered amps but since it doesn't draw much power you are safe doing it this way.In response to what Brandon says that's all you need is a RCA splitter and splitters for the power and remote wire and buy another ground wire (DON'T split off the ground those need to be separate). Have fun and good luck!
1572585
You have two separate wire connectors for accessories instead of one. One switch for two items
272799
I'm not sure if this was answered yet and I apologize for the delay but the answer is yes. The configuration you describe is a single pole Installation with just 2 wires. I wish I knew how to upload a picture because I found the packaging that clearly shows this configuration. There are even two different ways to hook it when you only have 2 wires as well. Hope this helps.Edit: I posted a picture on the product images that shows the 2 different configurations.
1384823
Blue to white neutralBrown to black 120VoltYellow/greenstripe to green wire or to grounding screw