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radiant® Single Pole/3-Way Switch with Night Light, Nickel

Name: radiant® Single Pole/3-Way Switch with Night Light, Nickel
Brand: radiant Collection
SKU: NTL873NICC6
Price: 39.27
Availability: OutOfStock

NTL873NICC6 radiant Collection

radiant® Single Pole/3-Way Switch with Night Light, Black is rated 3.9 out of 5 by 18.

$39.27 USD

Add the convenience of a little extra light, wherever your home needs it, with this combination switch and built-in night light from the radiant Registered Collection. Easily replacing an existing single-pole or 3-way switch, the night light portion has five adjustable light levels and uses a hidden sensor to turn on when it is dark, making it a great addition to bathrooms, kitchens and nurseries. Features the sleek, clean lines of radiant for a sophisticated touch. Made exclusively for use with screwless Wall Plates from the radiant Registered Collection, sold separately.

Color Nickel

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Features

Replaces any single-pole or 3-way switch with ease, in as little as 10 minutes. Offers installation flexibility, working in both single-pole and 3-way applications.
Features five adjustable light settings: Ultra Low, Low, Medium, High and OFF.
Hidden sensor controls night light based on ambient light, automatically turning on when it is dark.
Features durable, high-impact resistant thermoplastic construction.
More color options available to fit any style, including finishes to match current hardware and lighting trends.
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

Color	Nickel
Type	Nightlight, Switch
Material	Polycarbonate
Finish	Metallic
Application Sector	Hospitality, Residential
Product Line	Pass & Seymour
Country Of Origin	China
Features	Nightlight
Wall Plate Included	No
Number of Switches	1
Switch Type	Paddle
Warranty Type	1-Year Limited Warranty
Standard	cULus, UL Listed
UPC Number	785007032352

Dimensions

Product Depth US	1.3 in
Product Height US	4.2 in
Product Width US	1.29 in

Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies

cULus ListingNumber	E140597
cULus Listed	Yes

Technical Information

Amperage	15 A
Connection Location	Back and Side
Requires Neutral Wire	Yes
Wire Connection Type	Push Wire, Wire Terminal
Environmental Conditions	UL94 V2
Indoor/Outdoor	Indoor
Load Rating	15 A @ 120/125 VAC
Load Type	CFL, Fluorescent, Halogen, Incandescent, LED, Universal, Xenon
Location Rating	Dry
Mounting Type	Wall Box
Number of Gangs	1
Number of Poles	3-Way
Operating Cycles	50000
Throw Type	Single Throw
Terminal Accommodation	#14 AWG - #12 AWG
Voltage	120/125 V

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Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by Switcheroo from See the light without being blinded by it. Easy install, works great - produces enough light to get your bearings in dark room or hallway without needing full room lights. LED light has 4 brightness levels. Overall very happy, a good Legrand product.

Date published: 2022-08-31

Rated 5 out of 5 by jOHN from Solid product - nice for light for the dark This switch works really well. We have it in our basement and it has a great sensor for the light to turn on when the switch is off. No complaints.

Date published: 2024-02-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by Terry S. from Helpful Tips for Single Pole Installation The included instructions weren't very helpful for single pole installation, so here are some tips. If you're replacing a single pole switch, you'll notice that the original switch had 2 wires connected to it along with a green or bare copper "ground" wire. Take the 2 insulated wires (not the ground) and connect 1 to the black screw on the side (this is called the common). Take the 2nd wire and connect it to one of the gold screws (these are called the travelers). Which traveler you connect it to will determine which way the rocker switches on and off. One traveler will have power when the switch is up and one traveler will have power when the switch is down. With the nightlight on top, the traveler that worked for me was the one on the opposite side of the common (black screw). The light is on when the top of the rocker is pressed. Once you have those connected, you need a third wire (again, not the ground), called the neutral wire. Your original single pole switch didn't use this. If your house is wired properly, there should be a white wire tucked away in the back of the switch box. This is the neutral or white wire you see in the not-so-great diagram. You will need to tap into this wire using a 6" or so piece of spare wire so that you can connect it to the "silver" screw on the opposite side of the common (black screw). When your done with this, you should be using the black screw (common), one of the gold screws (traveler), and the silver screw (neutral). Now, connect the ground wire to the green screw and you should be done. Carefully tuck everything back into the switch box, add a cover, turn on the power, and enjoy. I hope this helps! When properly connected, it works great.

Date published: 2022-07-02

Rated 1 out of 5 by dh987 from Sharp, but fails to perform I recently bought this product and installed it in all three of my bathrooms, with timer switches for the fans. I am a big fan of their timer switches, but this switch does not work. The first night I discovered that the nightlight needed to be on the lowest setting otherwise the light it is connected to flickers. Ever since that night, it doesn't matter which setting the nightlight is on, the lights flicker every 3 seconds like the other review states. This is very upsetting since there is not another night light option so I will have to uninstall all the timers and switches to find a product that works for me.

Date published: 2018-07-16

Rated 3 out of 5 by Eric from Could have been the best switch I purchased a bunch of the Night Light with Single-Pole, 3-way switch for single pole use I have tried everything to get the switch to work properly with the layout of the light about the switch. However it appears the instructions show the light located on the bottom. But if you set it up that way the word Legrand which is on the rocker switch would be upside down. When I flip the switch so the rocker is on top then people say your switch is upside down because the wording is upside down. However if I install the switch with the light on top and the wording facing the right way up (which is how I would like it installed) it operates backwards. Off is up and On is Down. I have tried switching the COM (Lead wire) and SP (Hot wire) which on a normal switch would reverse the operation however on the switch it does nothing. This switch could have been great if they actually tested the product in real life before sending it to market. Also, the instruction for Single Pole use are nil. Only 3-way operation is documented. I know configuring this single pole use should be common sense to anyone that is actually installing this. However that is not me. I usually wire nut my whites for a switch rather then connecting them for single pole use.

Date published: 2020-01-06