Does switch have to be used in the supplied housing?Can it be installed in an existing wallbox that has another switch, making two switches on the wal
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The switch on this one can't be worked into a normal wall outlet. It is configured to be supported by a battery. There are similar switches out there that can be installed in standard wall fixtures and can even pull power from the switch box. This is not one of them.
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Yes, I used a stacked switch that takes up one slot. They are common at Lowe's or Home Depot.
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I believe you can if you install an identical SwitchLinc in the other location as well. I've thought about doing this, but I'm afraid the 3 way wiring is a little advanced for me. Not to mention that you need to use twice the number of SwitchLincs.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twEvh3Vua8U
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Yes. I attached mine to a wall switch. Just follow the wiring instructions.
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Yes, you can. I bought two packages to do just that. Ultimately, I decided to use both switches, on opposite sides of the room. It works really well, as they are interchangeable.
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Ours is installed with separate wall switches. One controls light, one controls fan. I can turn each on independently of the other. Perfect. Worked out great. Don't really use remote or mess with the controls on fan itself.
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The unit takes up the space of a standard switch. Go to any decent sized hardware store and you should be able to find a cover plate with the large rectangular hole in the middle and two standard slots for light switches on either side. If you can't the do make modular covers. You'd buy the section with the large rectangular hole and two "end sections" which have the smaller slots. They snap together and screw into place as usual
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There are not poles/screws on this switch like a standard wall switch. The wires that come with it are in place of the poles so you will need to use wire nuts to install this switch. Since this is an electronic switch and not a mechanical switch the wires are required. Hope this helps.
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No. You need to separate the wiring of the two, change the single switch box to a duplex box and wire the switches separately in the new duplex or 2 switch box.
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This will not work for a room with two switches. You need a "double pole" - when I ordered this product it stated double pole, but the packaging stated it was only single pole. I returned it.
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No, an existing wall switch will not interfere with the operation of your disposal. An InSinkErator power module connects with your disposal and an electrical outlet (under your sink), but the switch operates on an air pump, not electricity. I have attached a link to the InSinkErator installation guide. http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Documents/Disposer/sinktop_switch_brochure.pdf
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I used a regular switch. I'm not sure why they "require" their own switch product.
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It's to be installed flush-mount through the wall, so it should be properly hard-wired from the house-wiring inside the wall, possibly with a more conveniently located (lower) wall switch. If not work-competent, have someone who is, install it.
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No. Wall plates do not come with this switch. You'll have to pick that up separate.
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Ours is wired to use two switches. Not an electrician, but I would imagine you could wire them both to one switch if desired.
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At the wall switch itcanbe wired At the wall switch it can be wired to run separately or together.
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Sorry, I have not used the switch in that capacity. However, this switch appears to be a single pole switch.