Do these motion switches require a neutral
1836570
I am pretty sure they did? If they are on a single pole you will use the neutral as the in, and the hot as the out. If you are using these as a motion sensor that has multiple one of switches in the same loop. You will need two hots and the neutral. By the way I have bought a lot of motion sensors. These are my least favorite. CFL, fluorescent, and LED's do not work well with them at all. For only a few extra dollars you can get the lutron brand in a variety of styles and functions. Make sure the sensor is suitable for the lights you are choosing.
1836571
I installed these and I'm no electrician... I don't know what "neutral" means in this context. I just replaced the existing switch which had the black and white wires and a green grounding wire, with the motion switch which had the same wiring ...
1646112
No there is only 1 on/off switch which turns everything on. Only the bottom super bright LED is motion activated. The middle lights are regular LED's.
1744164
no, you need a hvl switch which has 3 toggle switch. use a 12/4 tray cable to wire the unit.
1256087
No switches just switch cut outs. U have to cut them out for each switch u plan to use
1347600
Yes. A neutral wire is required for the 2477D SwitchLinc Dimmer. However, the 2474D SwitchLinc 2-Wire Dimmer does not require a neutral wire. I don't know what the functional differences, if any, are for the devices. Specs, wiring diagrams, and manuals can be viewed at www.smarthome.com.
849815
Yes they are really simple to switch and use, it would be best to put them up high out of reach so they can't turn them off/on. :)
1973122
Yes, it requires a neutral wire, and the Product Description should really state that clearly. I do not have a neutral wire and did not find out that I had the wrong product until I saw the package.
323753
I installed the timer switch I bought for my daughter in her home. I know it does not require a neutral wire. I really believe the documentation that came with it showed it could be used in a 3-way arrangement but I left that with her so I can't refer to it as to how that would be done. In her situation it just replaced a single-pole switch.
1691983
Yes they are motion activated. Be aware this remote requires a program from universal remote and a good understanding about programing to configure. Universal remote will only provide the program to certified installers not to consumers.
1633285
No, they are just in a neutral position. I had to install them and then aim them once they were hooked up
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.
1649085
No, neutrals are not switched. It is essentially a 4 space breaker box with a neutral buss and 2 double breakers linked so that when one is engaged the other disconnects.
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Yes. You can enable or disable the feature with the attached dip switches. Just review the instructions at installation
1752361
No they don't. You either have to put one or I just installed a switch to turn it on when I need it.
943689
Yes! You will have the choice to turn your light on/off using your switch, as well as setting it for motion security.
1764897
Yep I have 3 sets of them and they gradually fade up and down. I use mine in an old 1960s home that does not have neutrals in the switch box and these work great. Paired with my vera3 it brings some new tech to a classic house.
2279587
Yes. Contact and constant on off switch. But would recommend better light switch is only thing its good for.