Let's see the method of measuring 25 in-lb with a standard screw driver. 😐

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What if i like the dark ages?

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Everyone complaining about how hard it is to program lol. If you have a least average intelligence, maybe even slightly below, this is not difficult as long as you know how to follow directions 😂

How do you select the events? I have created two different ones and can't switch between.

That last move looks like hell with the conductors exposed. Customer wants to see the jacket totally encapsulated by connector housing. Would be like the jacket stopping short of a RJ45 plug. Nobody would let that fly.

Super Instructions!! Thank you so much!

Horrible explanation. There are three terminals on a 3-way. The Black one is either Line IN (hot) or the LOAD (to the light). The other terminals are brass and are the "traveler wires." The traveler wires are used to convey the power between the two switches. They SWITCH their role (direction of power flow) as the physical switch selection changes. The switch is connecting ONE of the traveler wires at a time to the BLACK terminal on that ONE switch (the HOT, source of power or the LOAD, light depending on where in the circuit the switch is). When the two switches are BOTH set to the same traveler wire AND the switch is CONNECTED to the Line or Load (black screw), current flows. IF one of the switches change their position the connection is broken because the different traveler wire is now connected. Once in this state, flipping the position of the OTHER switch changes the traveler wire connected and completes the circuit for this combination of physical switch positions.

Why tf you need the 20:20 for

The video would be better--and complete--if it explained how to differentiate the two neutral wires, not just the two hot wires.

Leviton provides the best light automation hardware and software.

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This video solved my problem. Apparently the line and downline wires were installed in the reverse order by my contractor and for some reason worked fine for a couple of years until all of a sudden it didn't. The green light stayed on but it had no power and I couldn't flip the little test breaker. I figured it was the outlet and tried to put in a new one and then had the exact same problem. Then I found this video, reverse the wires and problem solved.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

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if i get locked out, i have to throw it away?

Exactly, am and pm markings are wrong!

We did that! Let’s go Leviton team!

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I asked the guy at my local mom & pop hardware store how to wire this, so the switch would operate the outlet. He's usually pretty good, but not on this. Well, this video explained it perfectly, so tomorrow, I'll be stopping in at the hardware store, so I can tell the guy, this video saved the day... him?... not so much.🤣

unfortunately, our old home has switch loops that would be ideal for this, but the original 1960s electricians cut the Romex/NM ground wire off at the switch box, since ground wires on switches were apparently not required in the 1960s in our area.

Muy profesional.

primero se instala el cable de tierra… muy mala explicación

This saves my life! I am now a proud Master Electrician of youtube university!

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So since I’m in CA this will automatically turn off after 6hrs? What if I want it to stay on longer?

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Mine is a lot older than this model, probably installed about 30 years ago. I remember it was very hard to program, using only the one button that turns the light circuit on and off and a very small mechanical switch hidden on the side of it. No one seems to have instructions for programming it anymore...

My light keeps turning on. Problem is I’m not sure if it’s my setup mistake or faulty switch. It’s like that up until today since initial purchase.

Holy moly is this the least intuitive timer in the entire world. There is no reason it should be so confusing!

How can it be more difficulté to follow ?

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I follow all the steps with paper instructions in hand and after watching the video countless times. Still not working with the Lat/Long coordinates on Auto mode. Biggest PITA thanks to a very brief power outage. @bilford1594, please send the link for the alternative instractions! Arrrrggghh!

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What if you only have a black, white and red wire coming out of the box with no ground. How do I connect the switch?

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the problem with this is now there's a green and white with 2 black wires which makes no sense.. no matter what way I wire it it doesn't work

How could a guy working for Leviton not know that the holes on the jaws of the wire stripper are designed to make perfect sized bends in the receptacle's wire for a screwed-down connection? The installer simply inserts the wire in the hole and makes a twist of the wrist. He doesn't know this???

Okay this isn't a gigamax connector. Anyhow, so is there a way to do strain relief on the cable?

This device has one of the most complicated user interfaces ever designed for a consumer product. Epic fail = 1/10 😢

Absolutely insane! I have to go through this 15 step procedure (requiring me to watch this 9 minute KZbin video) every time there is a 5 second power outage at my house - necessitating a reset of the timer. Whoever thought this up must've decided to make this the LEAST user-friendly system on the planet! 🤬🤬🤬🤬

My house has this controller applied to a heated towel rack. It is virtually impossible to quickly and positively establish OFF mode. Might have failed, and not in "fail safe" mode. I'd be more comfortable if this were, instead, a low voltage lighting circuit, but instead it is too hot to touch heat.

Whoa! I just wanted my ceiling fan to come on! I have a computer if I want a challenge. Mine is only a switch to turn on ceiling fan in bathroom (I thought).

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