frank1492 wrote:
It is the type that lights only when the switch is "on."
So that explains it.
Thanks very much!
Frank


Happy to help.

I've installed about a half dozen of those piloted switches in our home
controlling things like attic and closet lights and well as on several
outdoor lights with indoor switches.

I probably spent more on the switches than they'll ever save in
electricity, but it's the thought that counts. G

Jeff

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