On 14-Nov-2005, wrote:

He/she also recommended
the T1035A (higher max wattage), claiming it was compatible, but
warning that a neutral wire in the box is absolutely necessary. I'm
not posistive this person knew what they were talking about, but I
thought it might be lead for you.

That's the one I used. Yes, you have to have all three (hot, neutral
and ground) in the box - it isn't a simple two-contact switch. You
can't get it to work otherwise. I bought it because it could handle
flourescent lights (or motors etc) with high loads. He does know
what he's talking about.

Mike