To clarify- I understand this to work in conjunction with a 3way switch. Does it ALSO work just by itself- just one switch and one light?
454196
Yes, I am using this switch in a 3 way manner with a companion Maestro (it is a designed to be used pair) and it works fine.I also use the same Maestro switch in a single light manner. You just do not use (cap it off) the extra wire lead for the 3-way leg. The included instructions detail this method.
454197
I'm using it as a standalone dimmer switch for 4 LED bulbs and it works great.
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.
222755
No. It's basically a dumb switch. It sends a pulse to the primary via the traveler wire of a traditional three way set up and the main switch works the light. It needs the traveler,neutral and ground.
1031194
It works, but only as a single device- not four different individually switchable outlets. Looks like the SmartThings team is working to implement full functionality, but ? date for availability. Looks like some of the power users in the SmartThings community may have a workaround if you have time and inclination to pursue that. Good Luck.
2006194
you can use it for the light, but there is one input and 3 outputs. If you have 3 separate lights, no problem. If you have one light, then pull once for one and one of the other 3 pulls will be off. the other 2 pulls will do nothing.
1090513
I haven't bought these yet but everything says they both operate with one switch. All "ON" or all "OFF". I plan on taking one of these apart to see if they can be hacked to work with separate switches for flood and spot.
1987464
No only one. All three lights snap together and use the one plug provided. That was the reason I returned it.
1156305
Yes, its a full manual switch. Unless you're asking if you can "merge" two signals, if that's your intented purpose with it, of course it wont work.
1821336
The switch itself is only a single pole switch, but because it is an occupancy sensor, depending on the wiring of the three way, it is possible to use two switches in the loop. But the wiring is the key. By the way, the motion sensors do not work well with the new electronic ballasts or compact fluorescents. The package says rapid start ballasts only. We have been changing the old ballasts to electronic ballasts to take care of the lamps that are part of the federal energy bill.
470640
I did combine the fan, light (with nightlight) and heater using one switch and it works great. The electrician had a bit of trouble figuring out the schematics but was able to get it hooked up and working fine. None-the-less, I'd recommend it.
1294343
I just tried it and I could not get it to do it. I don't know why you would want both on at the same time! If you want both on together then use 2 lights.
335357
Absolutely it does. However, I have purchased one, and received a replacement from Chamberlain direct, and haven't been able to get either unit to work properly. This is on a single gang light switch for our dining room light and both units have worked initially, but then failed to turn back on after shutting them off. Wiring has been confirmed by a Master Electrician.
1542874
No, it only has one switch.I love this light and think it is the best one I have ever had.
1947657
It work as a basic 3 way switch, by the way you can use one but you will not going to have middle position. Auto option I guess refereed to the optional timer that you can install if you have one.
1276600
It should. This switch is designed for a 3-way switch, which in spite of the name means that the light is controlled by two different switches. Your switch is evidently a single pole, that is, that one switch controls the light. You can probably buy a less expensive timer for that purpose, one designed for a single pole.
2212582
Do you mean you have two of these switches? I'm not sure what a "double" toggle switch is. I have two switching two different lighting systems in the same room. each remote will operate two separate switches: on/off and dimming each lighting system separately. Its a great feature. The cabinet might be a problem. My system works by bouncing the control signal off a wall. I'm not positive it will work through (or around) a cabinet. You will just have to try it. If it doese work, I can say its a great system!
1821337
That I am not sure about, the only type of switch I put it on was a single pole that turned on the lights. Wish I could tell you more.
649289
Question was about a 3-way SWITCH (where two different wall switches control the socket), not 3-way socket. Yes, this bulb will work fine in a 3-way switch arrangement.