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Hello!
I have one of the switch that controls electrical outlet with light plugged in it. I would like to wire HS200 instead of the regular switch. I do have 3 wires inside. Black, White and Copper. White wire is always powered. Black wire powered when switch is on.
Is it possible to wire the HS200?
Thank you!
@Viva If you have a neutral in the wall box, then you can use the HS200.
Neutral will be a group of white wires under a wirenut. Add the white HS200 lead to that group.
Connect the white from the switch to one of the black leads on the HS200.
Connect the black from the switch to the other black lead on the HS200.
Connect the copper wire to the Green lead of the HS200.
@Viva If you have a neutral in the wall box, then you can use the HS200.
Neutral will be a group of white wires under a wirenut. Add the white HS200 lead to that group.
Connect the white from the switch to one of the black leads on the HS200.
Connect the black from the switch to the other black lead on the HS200.
Connect the copper wire to the Green lead of the HS200.
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