When described as being able to be wired in series for use in hallways/stairs, does this mean that it can take the place of a standard 3-way switch?
1877305
They mean that you can wire a separate switch for the night light portion to be operated remotely.
1877306
No. This will not work in a 3 way switch application. Also requires a neutral.
1877307
NO - it is only a single pole sw. There is no mention of, or directions for that app in the instructions. So I have no idea what they are refering to. There are 4 connections - Line, Load, Neutral and Ground. Neutral obviously is for the nightlight so I guess u could use that for a series connection but I am not sure why one would do that.
1877308
No, this is a single pole switch. A 3-way switch has a different configuration
318009
You don't need the red wire if you are not using a second switch for a three way circuit
665857
No, you cannot use it directly for a 3 way switch, since the contacts are SPST type (Single Pole Single Trow).
454198
I'm almost sure that the 3 way masters work without the second switch hooked up to it. I think it's the secondary switches that don't work without the master but I am honestly not 100% sure on either point.
1336932
Yes. I had a one way in there but the switch stopped working. Figured an upgrade was in order!
546747
As stated, it's pretty straight-forward. It is a bit more bulky than a standard 3-way switch so it may take a little more finesse pushing the switch back in the box. If I'm not mistaken (been a while since I installed it) there is a switch on the back of if for you to select either "CFL" or "Incandescent". I'm not an electrician so I'm unsure of how this affects things, but might as well set it to the appropriate setting while out.
513520
I believe you would need a switch that works on a four way system. This one works on three way which means two switches. Might be tough to find except at a place that sells to contractors.
1766160
This switch is a single or can be the controlling switch of a three way pair, using a standard switch as the slave switch of the three way circuit
1737020
Yes. It's set that way in my hallway. It used to be a pull chain- no switch, now it is just motion, works great!!
996542
Not by themselves without a 3 way wire. This switch is used to replace existing 3 way wiring setup. However if you use a hub like SmartThings you can using apps and just standard Zwave switches.http://community.smartthings.com/t/have-one-light-switch-trigger-another-light/5294
2151275
Dear Customer,This item has one switch that you can move to either the low or high position.Thanking you,EWO
193415
Yes, these can be connected to a standard wall plug. I have installed them as deck lighting as well as in stairs.
1926219
Three way switch.....It has to be held in position for up or down. You release it when you get to desired position
2273550
Yes you should be able to use a 3 way, but I never tried. This turns a normal lamp into a dimmable lamp. I have several and LOVE them. Even the fact that you can place the control where you want it make a difference. No more reaching up into the lamp to turn it on.
2258720
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
2258718
Yes and no, you can set up up as a 3 or more way switch but you need a insteon switch or keypad at each location. You can not use the insteon switch with a standard switch in a 3 way configuration.
406724
Yes. it happened to me I had one down stairs and one upstairs I later found out you can change the code on the remote and under the switch itself. Just match (the remote and power strip) to another code and it will not effect the others,or you could have them all on the same code to have everything come on and go off, your choice.