Will this switch work with On/Off Fluorescent Tube Light commonly used in drop ceilings ?
507167
Yes, this switch is actually mechanical so there is no voltage leakage. I have mine set up in a cedar closet that has a 48 florescent tube and two regular top hat lights which are in a drop ceiling. I had wired our lower level prior to figuring out the door swings so the switch was on the wrong side of the door for my wife. No way to move it with walls closed so this was an easy solution. Replace the existing switch and velcroed the little remote on the correct side of the door. Been working for a year with no problems.
507168
Personally I cannot be 100% sure. However I would suppose it could. I say this because when you push the button it make a "CLICK" sound in the wall portion. I believe it is making this sound because some sort of actuator or something is actually moving a physical switch inside the wall unit. Therefore it disconnects the circuit like any "normal" wall switch.
507169
Yes, it is basically like an ordinary switch, except it's remote. However, read the directions if you purchase and install one, it's easy but you must program it for on/off mode.
887878
Yes . This switch works great ! I use it with a 13 watt CFL . I highly recommend it.
747203
Yes. The switch is relay-driven, so it will work with any kind of light bulb or lamp. It makes an audible click when it operates. In fact, you can use it with any appliance that can handle being on a light switch. Just don't exceed the switch's power rating (stated on the product page).
2229581
I have no idea but it should as long as the switch is like the standard light switch. This only moves the switch lever up and down, it is not directly wired into any circuits.
1699293
Mine works with instant start compact fluorescent but it doesn't turn on instantly with 4 foot tube lights, it takes a few seconds when it is cold in the shop.
1562398
Sensor detects motion, so should still work from ceiling. It's relay will work fine for fluorescents.
820440
Unfortunately, this has no inline switch per se- rather a 'pull cord' type on / off switch. Ensure your light is anchored properly- otherwise you are liable to pull it out of the ceiling. hope this helps..
1229135
Yes. However you have to use the compact florescent bulb (CFB) type for this switch. They are the twirly ones.
1225165
I have used this switch with the 150 cu ft/minute Panasonic fan that has built-in light and night light. The condensation switch works just fine with that unit.
1678011
No . This fixture takes the standard fluorescent tubes. I have this in my garage and it works very well for the light exposure.
925847
One of my outside lights connected to this switch is a spiral fluorescent. Not sure about the wattage off hand, but I think you're ok.
1050053
I use this switch in my workshop with cheap shop lights. Those lights have two 40 Watt fluorescent lights and an ordinary ballast. The switch always works.
2229582
This product, and the several like it which are available on Amazon and elsewhere, operates by mechanically moving a lightswitch from the "Off" position to the "On" position or the reverse. It is powered by batteries. So it is independent of the wiring for the switch itself. In a word, yes it should work as long as there is a standard toggle switch to operate on.
964344
Yes, I used these to replace a few non-switched units. When you install them you will leave the switch that is on the fixture on, and use your light switch as normal.
1299432
Yes. I have used this switch with both Philips and Cree LED bulbs. No issues.
1552526
If the cord is no bigger then a standard lamp cord, AND the cord is flexible, AND it is a simple 'on/off' signal you're attempting switch, I think it would work. The switch works fine for me but it is really poorly designed - the terminal screws are at a right angle to the direction the cord runs through the housing. Good luck!
2026319
Yes it could. Cut it off and wire to switch. Be sure to connect positive wire to switch. I have my lights in the ceiling of my deck and have them plugged into a timer.