HS210: Connected in a sole switch, Connected to Wifi, but lights do not turn on
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I have three wires in the box:
Black, White, and green
I connect black to load, white to neutral, and green to ground. It connects to wifi and says lights are on but no lights come on.
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@C2Q2 the HS210 is for a 3 way switch (two switches controlling 1 light) and you should have another wire called the traveler wire. Its usually red. Do you have it? You should have black, white, green and red.
Ryan
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If the dumb switch only had 1 black, 1 white, and green(ground), then it is not a 3way switch, you would need the HS200.
And for the HS200 you would need a neutral in the box, if a neutral is there you will find a group of white wires in one wirenut.
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Two black wires are required for an HS200
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@RyanEverhart789 Many times they run 14/2 from the switch to the light.
The black is the hot and the white goes to the bulb(black lead).
They should put black tape on the white, just lazy sometimes.
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I've never seen that. Learn something new every day. With the HS200 you have 2 blacks, 1 white and a green. How do you wire it up in the scenario you mentioned above?
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@C2Q2 are there two switches that control the one light?
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If there was a neutral in the box, and wiring a HS200
Black wire to one of the HS200 black lead, White wire to the other HS200 black lead.
White lead of HS200 to neutral(white) in the box, green to green.
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