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Discontinued - Non-Grounding Single-Pole Combination Switch and Pilot Light, White | Sub 692WG

692W Pass and Seymour

Replaced by 692WG

Single Pole, Single Pilot Light, Combination Switch, 15 amps, 120/125 volts, White.

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Color White

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Features

Easily accessible break-off separate or common feed.
Long-life red neon lamp in pilot light rated 1/25 Watt, 125V.
Side wire #12 and #14 AWG.
Two devices fit into the space of one.
Grounding combination devices meet NEC Requirements.
Tamper-resistant version features dual mechanical shutter system to help prevent insertion of foreign objects.
For covering patents, see www.legrand.us/patents.

Specifications

General Info

Color	White
Type	Combination
Application Sector	Commercial, Residential
Product Line	Pass & Seymour
Country Of Origin	Mexico
Replaced by Part Number	692WG
Standard	UL20
UPC Number	785007692020

Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies

cULus ListingNumber	140597
cULus Listed	Yes

Technical Information

Amperage	15 A
Actuator	Toggle
Connection	Side wire, non-grounding
Contact Configuration	N-O
Contact Rating	120/125 VAC, 15 Amp
Environmental Conditions	Flammability: UL94 V2
Number of Poles	Single Pole
Operating Cycles	30000

Resources

Pilot light is very dim

Asked by: TC17

I would suggest contacting Technical Support to go over the installation and provide a possible solution. Pass & Seymour products 1.844.957-3783 Mon - Fri: 8am - 6pm EST (excluding holidays) Email Us - tech.support@legrand.us

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2022-03-09

692 series, how to wire as pilot light

Asked by: Rick

The wiring diagram for the 692 Pilot light switch is attached.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2022-05-08

Work sheet lost. How to wire 692 as a pilot lite?

Asked by: Rick

The wiring diagram for the 692 Pilot light switch is attached.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2021-03-24

IS THE PILOT LIGHT LIT WHEN OFF, LIT WHEN ON OR CONSTANTLY ON?

Asked by: KATHYS

always off

Answered by: Rick

Date published: 2021-03-24

How to connect this switch, wiring schematic

Asked by: Tony

See the attached diagram for wiring the 692 Pilot Light Switch. The "jumper" is referring to the split circuit tab on the side(do not remove).

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-07-27

I’m replacing an existing switch/light, but your 692 is wired differently - the old one was wired just like a standard switch with the neon light coming on if the switch was on. How do I wire this one the same way. 

Asked by: Bruce Furman

The 692 Pilot Light switch requires a separate wire to the silver terminal. Your HOT wire goes to the brass terminal below it and you LOAD wire gets connected to one of the terminals on the other side.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-05-14

Literature with the non-ground 692-W single pole switch dues not specify a ground in order for the pilot light to work.  Please confirm as the light is not working.  - Thanks

Asked by: Parks

Thank you for your question regarding the Legrand 692W Pilot lighted switch. This switch does not require a Ground connection but it does require a separate Neutral wire for the Pilot light to light when the switch is in the ON position. All Pilot lighted switches will require a Neutral wire to function correctly.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2018-04-02

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