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

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

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

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

The receptacle will also require a Neutral(white wire) connected to the NEU B terminal.

Yes, the model number for this device in Dark Bronze is RCD38TRDBCC6: https://www.legrand.us/search.aspx?q=RCD38TRDBCC6

The Light Module for the Radiant combination switch is RCDLM and it will illuminate the small opening at the top of the switch so you can find it in the dark: https://www.legrand.us/search.aspx?q=rcdlm

Hello Mike. I just bought this switch+Outlet for my coffee machine to have a switchable outlet (rather than unplug it all the time since the coffee machine doesn't have a power button). I confirm that the user guide included in the box, describes with a clear diagram your setup with three way control and permanent outlet so it will support it. You only need another three way compatible switch with Hot/Black, Load/White and Red wire inputs. Unfortunately I can't upload a scan picture. Greg

The wiring diagram is attached for the Radiant RCD38TRW so the switch controls the power to the receptacle.

Good Morning, You will need to run a jumper between the bundle of white Neutral wires and the silver screw next to the outlet. If you don't have a bundle of neutrals, you won't be able to use this kind of device in the box unless you run a new one separately. Hope this helps

The instructions enclosed with the RCD38TRW switch contain wiring diagrams which would answer your question. If you need an additional copy of the instructions you can download a new set from our website by entering the RCD38TRW number in the search window and then by clicking on the resources drop down or you could call 1-800-223-4162 opt 3 for assistance.

To properly wire the RCD38TR as a 3way switch(with outlet), you need at least 4 wires(not counting Ground wire)...see attached wiring diagram.

The attached shows the single pole and 3way wiring diagrams for the Radiant Combination device, RCD38TR.

On the lower right of the device between the two black screws there is a small tab that you can pull out with a small pliers.

We do not make a 20A version of the RCD38TRNicc6 But You can put this on a 20A circuit

This is a way to make this work as long as the switch with the outlet is going on the hot end of the circuit where the hot/common is coming from the box. I have attached a diagram to illustrate how this would work. Basically the hot wire would attach to the hot terminal on the first switch where the 14/3 is running FROM. The red and black wires in the 14/3 would serve as travelers to the dead end three way switch that the 14/3 is running TO. Then the white wire could be marked with black tape and be used to run from the load on the dead end switch to load wire up to the light in the first box. These wires would pig tail together.