is this switch a direct replacement for the levition 6291?
923557
It is a 20 Amp switch while the 6291 is a 15 Amp. I don't know if it is compatible with the Leviton slave switch so you might have to get the x-10 version of that for a three way application. Otherwise, it should work the same.
923558
I do not know. I ended up not using it because it required an additional ground wire, which I do not have.
923559
You might want to contact an X-10 supplier and ask that question. I am not familiar with the Levithion products.
1483824
If you gp to a home depot and look at a Leviton package and get the company phone number and call them, they will advise you. That is what I did. The timers come in different voltages. They will tell you what model to get.
780226
Mine is a 960. It's easy to check. Pressure switch is in top right rear of washer. 3 screws on back to remove the top, then u can see the switch to see if it is the same
1042606
I don't think it wouldYou'll probably need the 2-Button Footswitch (0097298000)
829361
the controller says 2.46, and there is no switch I could fine to change that. so the answer to your question is "likely not".
1696998
Sorry, I don't know the answer on that. I installed it in a Craftsman drill press after carefully measuring the old switch.
1008914
Tried to replace my wel tec e116997 switch from my Casablanca fan with Westinghouse 77021 and it did not work. Neither did the ones from the big box stores. All wires were matched with same numbers on old switch so, no this switch is not compatible. Still looking for right one.
2279550
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1959570
I don't recall so I would check the specifications on Leviton's website. In my case, the lights controlled by this switch all have LED bulbs so the wattage is pretty low and there are no issues.
1343156
Yes. You will have to transfer the pressure relief from the old switch to the new one.
521050
It should work. You just have to take the old one out of the container and put the new switch in. Then connect the 2 electric wires (splice them together).
708890
Yes. I have all leviton switches and veralite and it works well. Install the switch and put VeraLite in battery mode and learn mode.Place veralite in front of your switch. Press the switch and Vera will blink rapidly signaling it received the signal.From there you can log into vera's webpage/backend and name the switch etc. I have over 15 devices including a thermostat and everything is working great.
956128
NO! This generation of remote switches MEANS what it says about resistive/incandescent loads ONLY!! That they tell you on the box, bu they don't tell you the Receiver operates as a DIMMER-switch!!! So, inductive loads like ceiling fans and such start slow and never reach top speed. Similarly, capacitative loads like those new-fangeled mercury pigtails and other gas-based bulbs with built-in ballasts/starters will flicker and strobe with these Levitons-- I hate 'em!!! The older, 4-battery-type were much more forgiving....
340329
This is not direct replacement. But you can use it if you know wiring correctly.
2016256
It seems it could work, it is a double pull double throw, almost meaning it can never turn off just change polarity(flipping the current). The switch works well for switching between functions possibly Foreward reverse function. I doubt that it is a direct swap but of you know someone who could install it it should work with a bit of fabrication ie splicing it into a harness.
332716
Sorry, I don't know. Either order the same brand and part # of your defunct switch or try to match up the ports and sizes and specifications as best you can. I ordered the exact brand and part # plus was careful to match the ports and specs, and it works fine.
1580851
this was a long time ago ..I believe it was identical but was not the exact same as the switch I removed ... a few mins with a ohm meter should tell you which connector does what job..I had the original apart and worked out what was what BUT after wiring a second identical fan up the same as the first it didn't work....apparently there are 3 or so wiring methods. But then at the price there's only a few pence to lose!