> I'm sorry, the link is one that is slightly different then
> the one I have. The one I have has 3 terminals. but it
> states in bold letters in the directions (but nowhere on the
> package) that this switch can not be used to replace a two
> wire switch. There is a "common", two "Loads" Labeled "A1"
> and "B1".
Make take a little investigation, but I don't see why that wouldn't work. To
get the light to come on when the switch is on, feed
the power to the "load" terminal for the switch (which I assume would be A1,
but best to check with an ohmmeter or buzz box); then
connect the other "load" terminal to neutral (and the actual load to the
"common").
But before you try that, make sure there is never a direct connection between
"B1" and the other two terminals!
-- Randall
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