What Regulatory approvals does the switch have?
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All the writing on it is in Chinese, so I assume it does not have a US U.L. approval. I have used it now daily for over 2 years and it still works perfectly. One more FYI it does have "500W" in the writing, so I assume that it is designed for up to 500 Watts of power. I use it for much less so I can't say I have tested it that high, but it might be good to know that as well.
156393
I am not sure, I did a search to see what switch worked for my particular vehicle.
1070687
Sorry, I haven't clue as to the nature of the question. The control is a dip switch variety meaning it responds to the sequence of switch positions in that the control and the openner have to have the same sequence. Not rocket science.
567647
I don't know if its FDA approved, but I can tell you I bought this cream and it is not very effective. Icy Hot is ALOT more effective and works so much better - this was a waste of my money. I will not buy again.
1402205
I'm using this switch with my SmartThings hub. With the switch itself you can select one of 3 speeds and with the SmartThings app I can use a slider to select the speed.
390882
As long as the current draw is within the limits of the switch it should work.
1740957
You can connect it to any port on the switch. Most modern switches use N-Way ports so you can connect it to any port without a crossover cable.
867289
There are individual selections and options for continuous changes. No problems so far.
1145435
This device is both a switch and a receptacle. The switch can be wired to control any device. The receptacle is a GFCI outlet that can meet code requirements for bathrooms and kitchens.
462100
the switch is mechanical. you can mount it in any direction. it will not effect the operation. Alan
359400
I agree with the other answers. The switch has worked flawlessly since installation (5 months ago).
688750
Should be compatible with other brands, it's just a switch basically. Love it
839455
I'm not really sure what "CSA" is but I checked the unit itself as well as the box and I did not see any kind of approval labels. Don't know if it really matters because this is basically a Low Voltage piece of equipment. Hope this helps.
1135802
Per the Raspberry Pi web site, it is FCC certified. As for UL approval, that is unclear. http://www.raspberrypi.org/testings-done/
678195
I agree with previous answer. I will post a picture of the switch in the dark
14532
Didn't know there was a switch problem, but my recent purchase is not showing any issue.
426110
I'm not positive. The manufacturer is a bit cagey, merely listing the ports as "high, medium and low" without stating the actual bandwidth. I believe the switch has two 1 Gbs ports, four 100 Mbs ports and two 10 Mbs ports.