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radiant® Single Pole/3-Way Switch with 15A Tamper-Resistant Outlet, White

RCD38TRWCC6 radiant Collection

$24.86 USD

A step up from ordinary, this combination switch and outlet from the radiant® Collection provides convenience and flexibility, as well as style. Operable in both single-pole and 3-way applications, you can use it alone to control one light or fixture, or use with another 3-Way switch for controlling the light from two locations. Also includes a tamper-resistant outlet for safe access to the basic power every home needs. Part of the radiant® Collection, it features clean lines and a smooth finish for a sophisticated look. Made exclusively for use with screwless Wall Plates from the radiant® Collection, sold separately.

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Features

Replaces a standard switch/outlet with ease, in as little as 10 minutes
Offers installation flexibility, working in both single-pole and 3-way applications
Protects children with a patented tamper-resistant shutter system that prevents improper insertion of foreign objects, complete with "invisi-shutters" for an invisible effect
Features durable, high-impact resistant thermoplastic construction
More color options available to fit any style
Complete the look with a sleek, screwless radiant® Wall Plate, and coordinate with other designer switches and outlets available from the radiant® Collection

Specifications

General Info

Product Line	Pass & Seymour
Color	White
UPC Number	785007055092
Country Of Origin	China
Number of Switches	1
Warranty Type	1-Year Limited Warranty

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cULus Listed

Yes

Technical Information

Number of Gangs	1
Number of Poles	Single Pole, 3-Way
Mounting Type	Box
Voltage	120 V, 125 V

Resources

I tried to install this on one of my single pole that have a hot and neutral wire each only. The neutral/load goes to the light but has no return to the switch. How do I go about wiring this so that the outlet work by itself and switch controls the light.

Asked by: Mr.DIY

The RCD38TR requires 3 wires(not including ground) to function your light and receptacle separately. Hot - power from breaker panel to one of the Black terminals, 1Pole - gets wire from your light Neutral - White Neutral wire from breaker panel If White Neutral is not available in the box, this will not function correctly.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2021-12-20

Do you have this same product but with smart control of the switch? This is in a garage with a refrigerator plugged into the outlet and the overhead light on the switch. Want to voice command the light, but leave the refrigerator outlet on.

Asked by: mike1898

This combination device is not available with Smart control capabilities.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2021-01-07

Does fix it in standar wall plate cover?

Asked by: Lion

Yes, any decorator style wallplate that meets Nema WD6 dimension standards can be used.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-08-20

Can I place this on a 20A circuit downstream of a 20A GFCI outlet?

Asked by: BJB2002

I installed the same switched outlet in our kitchen to shut off the power of the coffee machine and the toaster.  It is installed on the same power lines that a 20A GFCI outlet (upstream) and another normal outlet (downstream) and it still work perfectly after almost 12months. You should follow the instructions from the documentation included to connect the lines for the downstream outlet if you want it to be switchable or not (both options available). Legrand product quality is much better than some cheaper switch/outlets that you can buy from Home Depot / Lowes. We replaced all the switches/outlets from our 20-years old house and it feels now much safer and also up-to-date

Answered by: GregC

Date published: 2020-06-17

So I’m trying to wire this up and I have 3 separate wires all being ran @ 12/2, so I have  3 black wires 3 white wires And 3 ground wires, what goes where 

Asked by: Studz2989

The correct wiring depends on how many HOT wires you have and if you are using the switch as SP or 3way. I would suggest contacting Technical Support for assistance with your application. Radiant products 1.800.223-4162 opt 3 Mon - Fri: 8am - 8pm EST (excluding holidays) Email Us - tech.support@legrand.us

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-04-14

I want to use this switch to turn on lights over a vanity and have the outlet on costant... (Yes, it will be protected with a GFIC) How is it wired for this configuration?

Asked by: ZachS

Your HOT and NEUTRAL from the breaker get connected to the LINE side of the GFCI. One of the black leads from the switch gets connected to the LOAD HOT of the GFCI and the other black lead gets connected to the wire from your vanity light. Radiant products 1.800.223-4162 opt 3 Mon - Fri: 8am - 8pm EST (excluding holidays) Email Us - tech.support@legrand.us

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-04-08

How do you split the circuit on switch RDC38

Asked by: Eddie

The RCD38TR device has a split circuit tab that can be removed from the back when connecting two HOT wires. As shown on the attached link: https://www.legrand.us/-/media/brands/radiant/resources/installation-instructions/radiant%20combination%20devices.ashx

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2022-06-20

Do you have the nickel color in this? 

Asked by: Mickey

This device is available in Nickel and the model number is RCD38TRNICC6: https://www.legrand.us/search.aspx?q=rcd38trnicc6

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-04-06

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radiant® Single Pole/3-Way Switch with 15A Tamper-Resistant Outlet, White

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Questions & Answers

I tried to install this on one of my single pole that have a hot and neutral wire each only. The neutral/load goes to the light but has no return to the switch. How do I go about wiring this so that the outlet work by itself and switch controls the light.

Do you have this same product but with smart control of the switch? This is in a garage with a refrigerator plugged into the outlet and the overhead light on the switch. Want to voice command the light, but leave the refrigerator outlet on.

Does fix it in standar wall plate cover?

Can I place this on a 20A circuit downstream of a 20A GFCI outlet?

So I’m trying to wire this up and I have 3 separate wires all being ran @ 12/2, so I have  3 black wires 3 white wires And 3 ground wires, what goes where

I want to use this switch to turn on lights over a vanity and have the outlet on costant... (Yes, it will be protected with a GFIC) How is it wired for this configuration?

How do you split the circuit on switch RDC38

Do you have the nickel color in this?

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radiant® Single Pole/3-Way Switch with 15A Tamper-Resistant Outlet, White

Features

Specifications

Resources

Cutsheet

Supporting Document

Installation Instructions

Premium Content

Brochure

Related Products

Reviews

Questions & Answers

I tried to install this on one of my single pole that have a hot and neutral wire each only. The neutral/load goes to the light but has no return to the switch. How do I go about wiring this so that the outlet work by itself and switch controls the light.

Do you have this same product but with smart control of the switch? This is in a garage with a refrigerator plugged into the outlet and the overhead light on the switch. Want to voice command the light, but leave the refrigerator outlet on.

Does fix it in standar wall plate cover?

Can I place this on a 20A circuit downstream of a 20A GFCI outlet?

So I&rsquo;m trying to wire this up and I have 3 separate wires all being ran @ 12/2, so I have &nbsp;3 black wires 3 white wires And 3 ground wires, what goes where&nbsp;

I want to use this switch to turn on lights over a vanity and have the outlet on costant... (Yes, it will be protected with a GFIC) How is it wired for this configuration?

How do you split the circuit on switch RDC38

Do you have the nickel color in this?&nbsp;

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So I’m trying to wire this up and I have 3 separate wires all being ran @ 12/2, so I have 3 black wires 3 white wires And 3 ground wires, what goes where

Do you have the nickel color in this?