Am I correct in believing that there are 3 wires on the device: LINE, LOAD and NEUTRAL?
917571
It has five wires, BUT you need to have three wires in your box not counting ground (black, white,and potentially red) if you currently have a standard light switch, and this has always been a standard light switch, odds are you just have two wires (and a ground) which means this switch will not work for you (the box says neutral is required, but the amazon description doesn't mention this.)
917572
There should be 4, those being line, load, neutral and ground. Leviton offers installation instructions online at their website. This specific model is not included, but several similar ones are posted and all the single pole include the four wire configuration. It has been a while since I purchased and installed the switch, but this fits my memory as well. Seeing JMC's response I looked again and agree this switch model can be used in either single pole or 3 way installations, so a fifth wire would need to be available for the 3 way installation.
917573
Actually has five wires.... Green, Red, White, Black and Yellow (3-way installations only). Works great for outside lighting.... would recommend.
917574
Yes you're right. In fact there are five wires a ground and also an additional wire for like a two way switch location. I also recommend installing a surge protector in your load center because these electronics are very sensitive to Lightning strikes.
384571
That is three different biews of the same part. So no,,, you het one socket with 2 wires coming out of it
1534483
I connected 3 wires, hot, neutral, and the ground wire to the receptacle box.
1201372
Despite the reply from Phoenix Down... ...many of these type of devices do work without a neutral (aka grounded wire). As explained in other replies to diff questions, the grounding wire, often bare or green (not to be confused with the grounded wire..aka neutral) is acceptable by UL (Underwriters Labs) and the NAC (National Electrical Code).To simplify my reply.... ....it seems it's perfectly acceptable not to have a neutral on this device but instead the ground wire (again, green or bare copper).
755288
As the wires are sealed I did not pay close attention. However when installing it, I do believe that it was a 4 wire plug. Hope that helps
1120466
"A" =neutral (all white wires), and the "Line" is hot, where you hook up the source power, or feed (black wire). The "Load" is for what's being switched (2 sets, so could run 2 loads, from two sources - or bridged Line for one source and two Loads). All whites to "A" (source power and load/s). nick@knowlesco.com if problems. Feel free to email. --N. Burnett
231583
i tried it both ways, with the green connected to ground and not connected to ground, the unit worked both ways, i do not believe this green wire is a true ground wire.
1869630
There is two red wires one is antina and the other is power dont hook the other red wire up
2193681
There are 3 wires. The "10/3" denotes there at three 10-guage wires in the cable.
1623480
4 connections - line, load, ground, traveler. It runs its internals by leaking through the load - which can cause some LED flashing. There is no neutral connection.
11740
It has three wires: black (line), white (neutral), and blue (load). Note, however, that it does not adjust itself automatically for sunrise/sunset and daylight savings time, which are features that I wanted. I therefore replaced it with a Honeywell RPLS741B1007/U, which works great.
1006946
As I recall, the switch has 3 wires that need to be connected. One wire is connected to the power source (hot), one wire is connected to the neutral, and the third wire goes to the load (light or receptacle, or device). This switch requires a neutral connection. I do not recall a ground wire or connection. I have used this device for a year, and found it to work just as advertised. The wire leads are 12 gauge wire.
1091074
No- this is a one wire alt. They did offer a 3 wire but it was a different part number.
950179
My guess is that the red and black wires are your "hot" wires and those are the ones the clamps go on. The white is neutral and the green is ground.
905443
Unit has four wires. Red and Black load wires are clearly labeled, as are black L1 and red L2. Connection diagram is included in the instructions booklet.
1661315
Negative, yet there is an input receptacle with NO SPECS as to polarity and voltage needed, as well a missing current spec needed when multiple items are connected. Closer inspection of item shows no specs ON the item either, but it appears that an area below the receptacle has been sanded off, as if the specs were removed, as was the model info. Weird.. Inspection was done with lighted magnifier I used at NASA to inspect pins. sort of like owning a 7-stall barn that will only hold 4 horses at best ;-)
1973119
This shows 4 wires. I have two wires from my original switch. Will these tow operate the new unit?