Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: Is this a dual band switch?
Document: This switch works exactly as expected. However, when you install the switch, make sure there are no fluorescent bulbs on the same circuit. Don't ask me how I know.
The lights follow almost full dimming range (my LED bulbs won't dim below about 10%) and I do not get noise from the switch or flickering from the lights at any point from off to full on.
Install was quick and easy. Instructions were clear and concise. I'd recommend getting an inexpensive voltage tester before changing any switches because knowing which wire is the line is important. Does not come with a cover plate but will fit in a normal switch cover plate.
It does require a neutral wire, so it took me a while to get around to the installation - I had to pull one in. It&#8217;s actually a little smaller (less deep) than the old X-10 wall switch, so if you are replacing an X-10 it should fit in the box easily.
It accepts X-10 commands (and the Insteon commands, but I don't have anything else that uses those yet) and supports full control over even light loads such as a single LED bulb (5W). It allows the lights to be controlled fully even from the switch itself -- not just off and on but dimming control as well.
works great I have three of these in my Insteon network - works stand alone, great with indigo - Installs in minutes
We are using these to control wall sconces around the room. It is nice to have hidden control of a widely disbursed group of lights without having to have the wiring in place when the house was built. Also gives full range of dimming control. Am using with icy-99i controller.
Using a remote to turn off all the Master Suite lights from bed is &#34;the cat's pajamas&#34;
Using Smarthome intelligent switches and Indigo software on my MAC I am able to control this and many other lights and devices etc. anywhere I have internet access.
I recently upgraded some downlights in my living room from incandescent to LED -- reducing a 250W circuit to 20W and providing whiter light at all dimming levels. Once I did this, my X-10 dimmer control for that circuit stopped working. It could turn the lights off (more or less -- it would leave them very dim but you could see they were still on in the dark), but to do anything else (even turn them on!)
Answer: yes