10.
Connect
the
white
wire
to
the
neutral
terminal.
Note:
UL
specifies
that
the
tightening
torque
for
the
screws
is
14
Kgf
‐
cm
(12
lbf
‐
in).
11.
Insert
Switch
into
the
switch
box
being
careful
not
to
pinch
or
crush
wires.
12.
Secure
the
switch
to
the
box
using
the
supplied
screws.
13.
Mount
the
wall
plate.
14.
Reapply
power
to
the
circuit
at
fuse
box
or
circuit
breaker
and
test
the
system.
OPTIONAL
for
THREE
or
FOUR
‐
WAY
CONTROL:
Connect
the
Traveler
wire
(usually
Red)
to
the
screw
terminal
marked
TRAVELER
on
the
primary
switch
(Do
Not
remove
the
tape
over
the
terminal
if
you
are
not
using
the
traveler
connection).The
other
end
of
this
Traveler
wire
connects
to
the
TRAVELER
screw
terminal
on
the
Auxiliary
Switch.
1.
The
auxiliary
requires
the
following
3
wiring
connections:
a.
The
Traveler
wire.
This
is
used
to
send
voltage
signals
to
the
primary
switch.
The
signals
from
the
auxiliary
tell
the
primary
switch
what
action
to
perform.
b.
Ground.
c.
Neutral.
2.
DO
NOT
connect
the
auxiliary
switch
to
the
home’s
black
Hot
(Line)
wire.
Once
the
switch
is
properly
wired,
you
should
be
able
to
use
the
rocker
to
manually
turn
On/Off
and
dim
the
connected
load
Basic
Operation
The
connected
light
can
be
turned
ON/OFF
in
two
ways:
1.
Manually
from
the
front
panel
of
the
in
‐
wall
switch
2.
Remotely
with
a
ZigBee
Controller
MANUAL
CONTROL
The
Front
Panel
Rocker
Switch
allows
the
user
to:
Turn
ON/OFF
the
connected
lighting.
•
To
turn
the
connected
lighting
ON:
Tap
the
top
of
the
rocker.
•
To
turn
the
connected
lighting
OFF:
Tap
the
bottom
of
the
rocker.
To
BRIGHTEN/DIM
the
connected
lighting
•
To
brighten
the
connected
lighting,
press
and
hold
the
top
of
the
rocker
until
the
desired
brightness
is
achieved
•
To
dim
the
connected
lighting,
press
and
hold
the
bottom
of
the
rocker
until
the
desired
brightness
is
achieved
The
dimmer
switch
retains
the
previous
dimmer
setting.
When
turning
the
dimmer
switch
on
by
tapping
the
top
rocker,
the
dimmer
will
automatically
return
to
the
previous
dim
setting.