How does this control the light and the opener with only two wires. I'm curious since I want to add another button to the system.
58376
It controls both the light and opener on my system with two wires. If I wanted to add another opener to my system, I would get a wireless wall mounted opener and the instructions with your garage door system will tell you what you need to do to add an additional wireless opener to your system. To add a wired opener, the garage door instructions may also tell you how to do that.
58377
You can add a second button by running the two wires back to the opener and landing the two new wires on the same terminals as the currently installed button (in parallel). Depending on the new button you may have to test polarity (may have to reverse wires).
470740
Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
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.
447438
The second switch stays the same as it was. You would put the program able switch in the location that is most convenient. For example, we have a front porch light that can be turned on from the garage and the front hall. I put the program able switch in the front hall and kept the garage switch the same.
1288818
I'm not an electrician but think I understand the question and can venture an answer. This Honeywell unit fills the entirety of a standard box. If you want the one Honeywell to replace BOTH toggles - i.e., you want to have the lights controlled by both toggles work together - it could do that, but I don't see how you could replace one toggle and have this switch as well, both in the same box. Won't work.
2028607
as far as I know. WE just took two and replacedan old button and put a second one at a new door. Only thing that goes on in the button is the light and I guess that is probably an industry standard as far as the voltage goes,
1000988
Installs in place of a standard light switch, not 3 way where two switches control the same set of lights. It is wireless to turn on and off and dim if you have a Z-Wave controller. It replaces your existing switch and must be wired in to work.
1817176
Yes... it will actually control up to 3 openers at the same time. Each button can be programmed to a separate opener very easily.
373143
I am pretty certain you don't have to connect two loads. If required, you could wirenut both loads together and have both switches control the same load, then when you are programming it you can change the function of the switch.
2196881
If you have the model with a remote control for the light, the toggle switch positions must match. That way you can control multiple lights with one remote.
276109
The button for the light works for both top and bottom. While it might only appear to be one button, the top portion controls the top light of the fan, and the bottom portion of the button controls the bottom light. I hope this helps.
950613
It's called an "air gap" switch. Can be used to override the controls. Make sure it is in the center position when programming.
1630284
John, when I hooked mine up I simply one of the two AC lines that went to the light bulb. This spring loaded switch is only an 'interrupter'. It performs the same way as if you cut one line to your closet line each time you closed the door and then re-spliced that line when you opened your door. What I'm saying is that it does not matter which of the two AC wires you tap into, this switch just opens and closes the circuit
1072219
I had a red learn button on my garage opener. It was super fast. It will work with lights too
135855
the wire coming from the opener comes right down to this new unit. There is a button that is on the inside of the garage along with the keypad on the outside. Very simple to install and for me it's been working fine.
1309041
Ours is wired to one switch but we consciously made the decision to do it that way. You can wire it to two.
512756
This CONTROLS a fixture in a space that doesn't have wiring for one. Not the way you are asking. So no.