i have no wall switch will this work without it and my ceiling electric is a two pole wire also will it work with led light bulb fixture
66386
This is designed to be a simple wall switch replacement. If you only have 2 wires in the fan canopy, you are better off with a remote setup that has a handheld transmitter and receiver for the fan.
689343
It does need a direct connection by wires to power the fan, like any light bulb would. The remote on the wall controls the fan speed and direction. You don't need a 3rd wire to the fan, like you do on some other ceiling fans to control the fan from the switch.
408348
Any regular single pole switch will work or a single pole duplex/double switch will work as well. ( sometime they call it 2 way switch ) One switch for the light and the other for the fan. Good luck.
119948
It does not. This switch is for single pole circuits. It is also indoor use only.
2264821
No. You need your neutral wire connected to this. If power is going to the light fixture first and then the switch then loops back, this timer will not work. The timer requires both a hot wire and neutral wire to operate correctly. If you have a switch loop run and you are able to pull a neutral from another run in the same box or another location altogether, then you could use that. Just do NOT use your ground as your neutral!
479143
This switch will only work to switch 24 v dc a regular house switch is 120v ac it will not work for your regular switch. This is for led lighting and will require a power supply for the led lights that your intending to switch. It's more for small projects or crafts ie. led rope lights for archetectual lighting, electro luminescent wire for models, fiber optic light sources for star ceilings.
3008
Yes. I attached mine to a wall switch. Just follow the wiring instructions.
377993
According to one of my contractors the LED light fixtures he has encountered require a low voltage electrical. He does not believ that a LED bulb will work in this traditional fixture.
408352
If you wire the fixture for the heat and the vent separately, which I did, then you need two switches which come as a duplex. It takes up only one switch space in the wall outlet. I used the Leviton Decora switch, but any double toggle switch will work. There are directions in the box to tell you how to connect the wires for separate operation. Good luck!
1572485
maybe yes maybe no...if you already have an existing switch on the wall that is just on/off that is 110v... then yes....just take it out and replace with this...if no then you will need additional components.
1872037
No, it does not. You have to attach it to an existing pole or buy a pole and install the pole yourself. The light works really good. No need for electrical wiring.
110798
I have a seventy year old house and there is only a black and white, no ground wire. The Lutron switch has two black wires and a ground. I hooked the black wires up to the black and white and the switch did NOT work without a ground. I know, because I tried it that way and then called their help line and they confirmed that a ground is necessary. The box that I put the switch in is metal and I read that the 'old school way,' when they built a house, was to wrap one wire around a box and then string that wire to the next box, and so on, until the end and where they just ground the one wire. So, I attached the switch ground to the box, and it worked. I don't know if that helps, but I thought I would share that older houses WON'T have a ground wire.
1961040
I believe that you will need two wall switches --- one for turning the fan on/off and one for turning the light on/off.
816453
Negative. I had to splice it into existing wiring that I already had from a regular ceiling light. This worked for me because this chandelier acts as our entry light and is connected to a wall switch. Wouldn't be hard to actually slice in a plug though if that's what you need.
226122
Any fixture, including this one, can be connected to a dimmer switch. The dimmer is connected to the light switch in the wall, not to the fixture itself.
518731
Yes, it would work. It can be used as a single pole switch or a double pole switch (turn light on and off from 2 locations.)You can connect/attach the green wire to the wall box wherever you can or to the grounding wires inside the wall box.Cap the red wire with one of the wire nuts provided or you can buy a smaller one at a local hardware store or home repair center.
917571
It has five wires, BUT you need to have three wires in your box not counting ground (black, white,and potentially red) if you currently have a standard light switch, and this has always been a standard light switch, odds are you just have two wires (and a ground) which means this switch will not work for you (the box says neutral is required, but the amazon description doesn't mention this.)