Will this replace leviton module 6375 or 6376?
919700
It will replace Leviton module 6375 to control non dimming incandescent (normal light bulbs) and inductive loads (flourescent lights).It could also replace 6376 but the new module is non dimming.
919701
Yes it will replace the leviton module 6375, there is no dimming function though. Just on and off up to 15 amp resistive or inductive load.
919702
The XPFM is a direct replacement for the Leviton 6375 as both are relays (the load spec's maximum and minimums may differ though) capable of controlling motors pumps and ceiling fans as well as fluorescents and some CFL's. This unit (XPFM) is not a dimming module so will only replace the Leviton 6376 in an on/off capacity, dimming is not supported. For dimming to replace the 6376 you need the XPDM which is currently not available.
626509
No, you need part # PT747-35051.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002SAY33U?pc_redir=1408268969&robot;_redir=1
435881
The Leviton data sheet conflicts with the Amazon description, and lists 2 USB ports at 3.6A each. I would trust the manufacturer literature.
386194
If it says Leviton...you can't go wrong. I noticed it was overly easy to wire strip the stuff after I shortened the leads. But who cares..once the socket deteriorates the wire is going to overheat anyway. Good luck. Also...the real problem is how to reattach the socket after it is removed from the socket housing. Factory guys are using some kind of proprietary rivet. I used 1 and a half inch #6-32 brass screws instead. Then used dikes to cut them off after I double nutted them. Good Luck. ...Jeff...
746675
http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/SectionDisplay.jsp?section=44955&minisite=10251 Use this link to leviton's website, click on the support tab for complete operating instructions
2051268
You'd want to check which chip you've got currently. The hyphenated part number on your original, either a "1272" or "1910" number, will point you to the exact replacement. Takes the guesswork right out of it!
1365798
I do not know. We could not get it to work. We returned the Leviton N7899-W 20.
549418
It can replace E127765 Mod TA306 120VAC. Wife bought this sensor , and we just installed it. I figure I share my finding.
1484469
Yes this is an exact replacement for this part. I JUST REPLACED THE 137645 WITH THE 130794.
957434
I used one manufactured by Leviton, the regular one with the small lever on the right side and it works perfectly. (i think it cost me $ 23.00 or so)
1485303
Mine is a 220-240 but I believe there is a similar 110-120 volt version. Leviton's web site should say.
2176492
Not sure, used mine with regular lights. But I had to call Leviton on a problem I had. They are very happy to answer any questions.
1871316
I replaced my 15 year old Honeywell with it so I'm unsure if it will replace the Ademco 6867. Sorry I'm not much help.
885503
I would google this question for a better general answer, or ask Leviton. Personally I don't know, but I used a CFL as 50/100/150 myself and it works great. I will also comment that the Mexican made-american parts Leviton item (here) works much better/better quality item than the chinese stuff found at Home Depot.
2071422
No. I think you need part # PS3653458 - Frigidaire # 154866702. You can check at this website: www.partselect.com
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.
1612953
I'm waiting for an answer too. But I BELIEVE the mounting holes on this block will not match up to any of the hole pattern on the leviton smc enclosure. So might have to use metal screws and affix to anywhere, vs. using the plastic push pins. But I'm hoping some has a cleaner solution, as I don't want to spend the money for a leviton panel.