3-Way Switch

These are great. They are as advertised. I have purchased 15 of these and I have only had a problem with two of them. One had a dim lite and the other switch does not always work which I have to replace.

Love the little LEDS under the switch. Just enough light at night to highlight the floor and makes the house look cozy. Perfect for bathrooms as well. I'm putting them all over the house. I used one Rocker Light per gang box no matter how many switch's. Make sure to buy the switch with the 3 Way. Incase the light can be turned off and on by a different switch. They are not Motion Detected they light up in low light. Love them.

I like the modern look it gives to my light switches and that it illuminates hunting fir a light switch in the dark. They also serve as a nightlight anywhere you use them. I like the daylight (blue light) versions, but you may want the warm light ones for bathrooms and bedrooms. Just as our smartphones blue light can trigger our body's natural water and sleep cycles, so can any blue light source. I don't really care one way or the other and I like the daylight versions ate brighter.I bought a couple if these to use on my basement stair light switches and my entry light switches. But I like how they look, (even with an accent color wall plate, instead of a matching white wall plate) that I ordered more for all my light switches.Just remember that you may need either the 3-way or single pole version depending on your light switch wiring. Any switch that has two locations for the same light fixture are 3-way. Single location would be the other single pole. They are easy to wire, provided: if you are mentally intelligent and competent to do so. If not or if any doubts, always hire a licensed electrician that is. Or someone else you know that is capable and competent to work on electricy. Unlike electrical reciticas, light switches can be wired several different ways. hus, mis wiring a light switch can cause electrical current to overload heat up and start a electrical fire. Saving a few dollars just to end up burning down your house, is never worth the risk.

This doubles as a night light and has saved me from many toe stubs and stepping on sharp kids toys at night. A three way switch is if you have two switches on the same light. the north door to my kitchen has a switch but I can turn the light on or off at the south door as well. This is a 3 way switch.

We have a ranch style house with long center hallway between the two ends. In the hallway there are two sets of 3-way switches which are probably 40 years old and were begging to be replaced. Each had a tiny orange glowing light in the paddles that would illuminate when they were off. All it would do at night is let you know where the light switch was. The hallway itself was still pitch dark and so we'd still need to turn a light on to see our way.These new switches are exactly what was needed to update/upgrade the old switches. The amount of light given off when at night is wonderful - perfect to provide enough light in the hallway without turning on the lights.During the day, there isn't much light getting to a couple of the switches and so they remain on all day as well. That's fine as the power consumption is pretty insignificant.Very happy with these switches at this point. Hopefully they will last.

Sure makes it easy to find the switches in the dark.

Immediately upon opening and clicking the switches back and forth like any man does, one switch had resistance. I would press on it and it would Immediately depress, as if it was spring loaded for a prank. If you pressed with about 5 pounds if force it would stay depressed, but then it was a hair trigger on the opposite side to switch again. I disassembled the entire switch, as I'm fairly mechanically inclined, and the spring that assists the "click" mounts to a nipple on the fulcrum point. The nipple was partially formed and the spring had slipped out pressing on one side rather then the center. I placed it back into correct position and reassembled and it works as intended. Cheaply made and poor quality control for 1 out of 2 to fail. I saw many other negative reviews saying similar failed stories. Would not buy again.UPDATE: After installing, which was fun due to the fact it is not obvious on their instructions that the 2nd switch for a dual 3 way hookup is turned upside down, I got everything working right. The light sensors work as advertised. I wish I saw the .2 watt. .2 watt is roughly 18 lumen. You can get 18 lumen out of a single dead battery installed into a dollar store flashlight. The photos are either setup to look brighter, or I have defective products. Thee are so dull that the common $1 led nightlight emits more light. This does not illuminate any of the stairs. I have one mounted at the switch on the 3rd step and 4 feet from the top step. Such a horrible product. I'll be purchasing others to replace these and returning these.

Placed in kitchen and lighted switch is awesome in dark.Placed on staircase and lighted switch at top stairs is fairly bright. Wish in this application would be dimmable.

As expected - good product!

The night light is just bright enough. It has a light sensor that shut off the LEDs during the day. My interrupter was in a pitch black corridor so I was always searching for it in the complete darkness when back home. Very satisfied by the product.