Currently have a 6 Way setup. Can I install this switch into one of the boxes to allow wireless control of the set of lights it controls?
1809642
The answer is probably yes. You would use one master and 5 slave (auxiliary) switches to do this. You would need 3-conductor plus ground cable between all the switches so you can keep the ground, neutral, and traveler in parallel with the master and one more black wire (load or hot) if needed, to get the load or hot from one switch box to another so the master switch has both the load and hot black wires attached to it. A 3-way or 4-way has the black load wire at one end and the black hot wire at the other; the 4-way switch (or multiples in a 6-way setup) wouldn't have the load or hot wire in that box - it would usually have a black, red, and ground going each direction to another 3-way and/or 4-way switch. I think the instructions show a 4-way setup.
377078
You will have to do it in your controller. First add it to your network and then you can set controls based on your controller. On my Vera Lite it is set up as a group so it can control the loads of other switches.
123700
No...you will need 2 pieces....a sending unit (which you depict in the picture) and a receiving unit. You would mount the wireless unit in the living room....and then wire in the receiving unit to replace your existing dining room switch.
1443365
Do you want to control your fan and light from more than one location or do you want to put this device in a 2 or 3 gang box? No you cant use this as a 3 way switch. Yes this wil fit in a box with another maestro - If we are talking a bout a two gang or larger box.
318010
If you truly have only 3 wires total regardless of color than you can not use this switch. The light you are trying to turn on is using a switch leg where you connect black to white with a standard 2 pole light switch. There needs to be 6 wires in the box for this switch to work. No disrespect to the other people who answered but I don't think they read the problem statement correctly.
2158852
The fact that you have a 4 switch plate tells me little. I assume you mean that there are 4 switches at this SAME location. If this is correct, it will surely fit, a switch-plate change may be required if the switches are different types. The $64 question is "How many switches (at different locations) control this light?" If more than 1 (3 or 4 way) than you need Maestro switches at each location for the same fixture being controlled by this switch-set. If only 1 then this will work just dandy.
2137955
The assembly is larger than a normal light switch in length and width. The electronics and remote sensor is hidden behind the plate, but does not recess into the wall. Also the mounting screw points don't match with a regular 2 gang electrical box. For all these reasons, I don't believe it will work as you've inquired.
53069
I don't think this will work for you. There is only one control switch, so I can't see it working for you
576406
You will need to purchase multiple switch/socket sets and pair up sockets that are on the same circuit in order to control several lights with one switch. I did so and can control 2 sets of lights (2 lights each) in 2 adjoining rooms with one switch in each room.
1526222
If the light is wired into a box, then it will work if you replace the wall switch with the receiver for this wireless switch. If the light is plugged into an outlet, you need a different type of wireless control.
92311
this switch is for a 4 wire system - I would look for another model to accommodate a 6-wire system.
480023
It will not work with a standard 3 way switch. You need to replace each 3-way with one of these. I used one of these and a 2334 Keypad dimmer switch. Either one can control the load, and the two devices are linked together. Be sure you have a neutral wire at each switch location. If it does not exist you should be able to use the existing 3 conductor cable to provide this.
2186358
You plug this into the wall socket, and then plug in the fixture that you want to control. the switch is between the wall and the socket on the box. So no, it would not control anything but the one plug, but you do get 5 different ones you can control.
1143890
I would get a led dimmer (wireless)and connect it in the line so u can control the entire lights with that dimmer.
775099
There is no simple way for a homeowner to add a neutral wire to an existing switch box. You should hire an electrician for safety reasons. Also, this is a single pole switch and will not work as a 3 way switch.
2175069
I see no reason why not. Just remember the supply wire from the battery to a switch then to the main connection point of all four lights must be able to support the total wattage of ALL the lights combined. The switch ( if there is one ) must also be able to handle the total wattage.
558809
it depends on the type of controller. I have a 12v switch with hard-wire connecters and buttons to control the type of lights I need on. So yeah you can connect 2 or more sets of lights