I have 2 light switches that turn on different lights. If I replace both of those switches with these, will the switches turn both circuits on?
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It sounds like you are saying that you have Light A in the Dining room and Light B in the Bathroom and you want to use these switches to replace them. If that is the case, NO, this is NOT the product for you. Get the regular GE Switch. The reason these will not work is because the Auxiliary Switch in this kit is not an actual electrical switch. It merely sends a signal through a wire (the traveler wire) to the Master Switch to turn on the light. This kit is only meant for situations where you have 1 light (or set of lights....my old house had 3 florescent lights in the kitchen, but they are really just counted as one light or "load") and 2 switches.......usually one at one end of the room and the other at the other end of the room. That's the only thing you can use this kit for. If you are trying to combine Light A and Light B onto the same circuit, then you will need to rewire them to become one load. In other words, they will become "one light" as far as the wiring goes. I'm really not sure which type of situation you are asking about. If you are trying to combine 2 lights in the same room to work from 2 different switch locations, then you would need to have a traveler wire put in to each box and then you could use this....but it would probably be something that you would need an electrician to come in and rewire before you could use them. Hope this helps! :-)
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yes. that is how I connected three lights in line to an existing switched circuit.
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From what I remember they are 2 wire, you will need dual circuit to make them both running lights and turn signals.
637215
Yes. Pull 2 pins to remove the old light install the new light and replace the pins.
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I have one connected to a standard switch and another one is hooked up to a switch with 3 switches; one for each part the fan, the light and the night light. But the second switch needed upgraded wiring.
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I have it on the same circut as the wall plug. I think you would have to run seperate wire for the switches to lights or whatever, but it sits nicely next to the plugs. common cover for them. Sounds like you have two switches now so this should work.
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This was a failed project for me, one of my 2 controllers died, There were times one of 2 lights worked. I might have my controller on one side of my 220 line and the sockets on the other side. What I can tell you is that manually turning the lights on with the switch in the garage, they don't come on. I think "Francois" has answered the question for us. If I saw his thoughtful answer before I started to respond, I might not have replied. Thank you Francois.
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Without modification yes.You should be able to sure them to the same switch pretty easy though
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don Pablo...the answer to your question regarding using the intermatic EI600LAC in a two switch environment is YES. I had the same situation where my light was controlled by two switches. I took one switch out and installed the EI600LAC in it's place...works just perfectly.
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Yes it should, as long as the bulb is dimmable and I believe there is a wattage minimum for the switch to work. So you may need multiple LEDs tied into the switch. Like how a bathroom light has multiple bulbs. (Not sure what the minimum wattage per switch is, I've read it somewhere but haven't ran into that problem as I only use halogen bulbs so far).
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Only if u plan to dismantle and wire the light. If not then no, only one switch will be sufficient.
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Nothing needed for second switch. Just remember to leave the second switch in the on position.
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You would need to set each switch at a different frequency; this is an issue that my husband investigated before installing our switches. You may know already but you can only use one switch per lighting series.
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No. There is only one on/off switch provided. If you are handy, you could wire a switch for each light.
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yes. you have the choice of using both lights at the same time, or just one if you want too.
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It should, however, I wonder if what you are trying to say is that if the same switch turn the fan and the light at the same time, or if you have two switches one for the light and the other for the fan? Mine, I have it installed with one switch and turns both the light and the fan, however since I also have recessed lights in this room, I have decided to leave the lights of the fan off and only use the fan. Hope this helps you.
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A four way lighting situation usually consists of 2 3-way switches and one 4-way switch. This should work if you use it to replace one of the 3-way switches, but will probably not work to replace the 4-way switch. John John