Will this switch work with a non-z-wave switched outlet? E.g., I have a floor lamp plugged into the outlet which is connected to the switch.
940585
well this would work for this situation that you're talking about it would be pointless to do because you act just like the switch that you are replacing. you need to have the control panel and use the wave to communicate to it to set up the timer and everything else. so I guess I'm saying is I wouldn't spend the extra money for this unless you're using the Z Wave.
940586
If you leave the lamp in the on position and the switch turns on/off one or both of the female plugs, iand you plug the lamp into the controlled outlet, it should.
940587
Not sure what you are asking, it simply replaces the switch. Whatever the switch is connected to turns off and on. Make sure you know what you are doing or hire a pro, this needs a common some existing switches do not have one available.
940588
Yes. This is how I have mine setup. The power goes to the z-wave switch and then to the outlet where the lamp is plugged in. Just be sure that there is a white wire (neutral) in the box where you will place the new switch.
537200
It does not internally turn the outlet on or off. However, you should be able to wire the switch and the outlet either way you want the outlet to work.
123137
Without seeing a picture of your existing switch, I'm not really sure but reading your question, I don't think this will work. The belkin will takes up the entire outlet space and will interfere with the switch.
1845041
Sorry, I can't help. I used this fixture in a rental unit and it is wired to use the switch on the fixture onlyMy guess is that if it is hardwired to the wall switch you will need to keep the fixture on and just use the wall switch. That is true with lamps that are plugged into a wall outlet that is wired to a wall switch.
1163944
You will need to get a licensed Electrical to solve your problem. To connect the switch correctly it is important to do a proper connection to get this switch to work. It is critical as an improper connection can damage the electronic controls in the switch and then it is damaged. Sorry I am not there to help you out but a local electrician should be able to check this out for you.
2047610
If you get one of the smart outlet controllers, then it will work with pretty much any light or other electrical appliance. In that case, it just turns the whole outlet on or off.
1905199
You should be able to make it work . a cord from lights plugs into switch then another cord from switch to outlet so I think it will be fine
821990
It works ONLY with AEON smart switches as touch panel to turn it/off. This is not a standalone z-wave switch.
1210773
'different circuit' is ambiguous. I have a large house with two phases coming in (allowing for 220V appliances). The units work without issue as long as they are both on the same 'phase' - even if controlled by different circuit breakers. But if the two units are on separate phases then I can't imagine they would work since there is no direct connection between the two phases (other than by 'neutral') - but I haven't yet specifically tried this. So far, the units have worked on every outlet I've tried.
177146
I have not used it for that application. I have spent a good bit of time learning the functions that it offers. It's basically an on/off switch. You can wire it into anything just as you would a switch. You need to find a place to connect it that has hot, ground, AND neutral. It will not work without a neutral.
861699
I am sorry, I can not help with your specific question. I use it with Vera Lite. However I had a heck of a time getting it to work. Once I was able to get it setup in Vera, it has been totally reliable. As the switch is Z-wave compliant and Leviton is one of the bigger players in the Z-wave arena, if Smartthings works with Z-wave, you should be able to get it to work.
986082
Not on the one I bought. I purchased a toggle switch to plug into the outlet I'm using and achieved the same result. It's a great light. Just right for shop work.
262556
Unfortunately your floor lamp gets to it high and low levels with an electronic dimmer and will not work with these LED bulbs. The complex circuitry in these new bulbs makes them difficult to dim. In many cases, a typical dimmer switch (now called a legacy dimmer in the electrical industry) won't work properly, if at all, with LED bulbs.
520257
I only have GE brand light/ dimmer switches and GE outlets. Not sure if it will work with other zwave decices or not
1050053
I use this switch in my workshop with cheap shop lights. Those lights have two 40 Watt fluorescent lights and an ordinary ballast. The switch always works.
2219241
No. Lamp will *not* power up from a switched outlet that has been switched off, and then back on. Too bad; that would be a nice feature!
1093872
If those systems are Z-Wave compatible then yes, I do not see why this switch would not work. However, this is just a Z-Wave Auxiliary Switch and must be wired to an actual Z-Wave switch (e.g. GE 45609).