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Question: I'm looking to replace a pull-chain light, will this work?
Document: When pressing the switch (it operates like a firm push-click button), it switches the light EVERY TIME. I can imagine the cheaper switches "sometimes work, sometimes not," and definitely require regular battery replacement hassle.Although this is "Made in China" like much of our electronics, the construction seems sturdy and should hold up well.
Easy to install. Had to read programming instructions a few times to understand the programming had to be done in the order it was written. Works great and saved on installing wiring in the wall and ceiling, then patching. Replaced a closet pull chain fixture. My client said to was well worth the cost of the switch and receiver. I am sure I will end up purchasing another for a future job.
I toyed with the idea of buying the cheaper $30 variations of wireless switches, but I really liked the NO BATTERIES idea of this one. I'm also quite tired of buying the cheapest version of a product only to find the manufacturer doesn't have any interest in quality and would actually prefer the product break in a short time so you would throw it away and buy another one.
I'm adding the reviews to the other components too, as based on my original writeup on the heart of the system, the WSS10 receiver.Leviton WSS10-GDW Wireless Momentary Switch Relay, No Neutral, 120/277v, 1-Pole, WhiteThe WSS0S series is the remote switch to the WSS10 series receivers. The one big aspect that sets this remote apart from many other remote-based switches is that no batteries or wiring is required; it is a spring-loaded self-powered switch.
Yeah, its pretty expensive. Throw in a enocean compatible on/off relay plug-in receiver and its even more, but it makes the impossible -- possible. I live in an apartment and in 2 cases I had lamps that were not on switched plugins. It is not possible for me to get these changed. Using this product I was able to have light switches that I can take with me!No worries about interference, the product requires paring with each device it will control.
Installation and registering the remote switches with the wall switch can be done in just a few minutes.I have the wall system set up in a &#34;pass through&#34; mode. The den light comes on automatically when someone steps off the bottom step. If they go straight to the bedroom they can turn off the light using the remote switch or let it turn off automatically after a couple of minutes. The light stays on while someone is in the den.
I bought this so I'd have a bedside switch to control the room light, along with the WSS10 wall switch/receiver. The combo works fine, but you have to program the WSS10 wall switch to &#34;learn&#34; the remote switch in &#34;Toggle Mode&#34; before the remote will turn the light both off and on. It seems the WSS10 assumes you've got some kind of motion detector to trigger it rather than this switch.
I got tired of turning on the light at the bottom of the stairs, walking trough the den to turn on one of the bedroom lights, then walking back to turn off the light by the stairs. It was the same general routine in the morning just in reverse. This was inconvenient to houseguests also. I decided to install an RF wall switch with remote switches by the bedroom doors. The occupancy sensor is required whether the wall switch is in automatic or manual mode.
So far the programming of the switch is complicated and I've been unsuccessful. I'm waiting on Leviton Support to telephone and walk me thru it.UPDATE: Leviton Tech Support told me the Amazon recommended partner remote switch-WSSOS-POI is the INCORRECT SWITCH. They say I purchased 2 different technologies. I need a "D" on both switches. The partner switch of the WSS10-DI is the WSSOS-D.  Now I'm trying to locate the WSSOS-D online somewhere. Amazon does not show it.
These switches can be finicky and do not always work well when over 100 ft apart. I did not have good success with them.
Answer: yes