In Service Examples

In this example these three devices control two kitchen lights and the low voltage LED lights over the counter. All three are TIMER5030s but MULTI-224s would work just as well.

There are two TIMER5030 touchless (germ-free) switches in this bathroom. One has turned the light on but the other, the bathroom fan, is off. You can tell because its yellow LED is on.
In this example the fan has been optioned for 30 minutes auto off.

One unit controls the fan and the other controls the LED lights for the shower.
Both are optioned for 30 minute auto off. Both switches are model TIMER5030.

This touchless switch is next to the bedroom door. The yellow LED is on telling us the light is out. During the day that doesn't really matter but at night it will help you find the switch in a dark room.

This unit is between the bookshelf and the door. It is a TIMER5030 model but a single MULTI-224 would have worked. In locations such as this either model works equally well.

One device controls the dinning room chandelier. The switch on the right is a MULTI-224 and works with another MULTI-224 in the basement to control the stair lights to the right.

The device on the right is the other MULTI-224 that controls the basement stair lights by working with the first MULTI-224 by the dinning room.
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The left switch controls the basement lights.
Both are on.

Three Touchless Light Switches in a row.
The right one controls the porch light.
The middle one controls the light directly above.
And, the device on the left controls an outlet that happens to have an LED lamp plugged into it.

Lean towards this switch and your arm can turn the garage light on as you walk by.

This unit controls the outside veranda light. It is a MULTI-224.

This is one of the first germ-free touchless light switches manufactured. It controls two, four foot florescent tubes and a Compact Florescent Bulb (CFL). It has been in continuous service since 2015.