Please use the article below to understand more about wiring your Red Series On/Off switch. Each picture has a before (what your wiring should look like prior to installing your smart switch) and an after (how your wiring should look with your smart switch installed).

Find the before picture that matches your wiring and if you don't see your before wiring, then please consult an electrician or post in our community in our dedicated wiring section as we are not able to give out specific wiring advice due to liabilities.

Below you'll find the schematics for the Red Series On/Off Switch. Please first start by finding your Switch Type (Single Pole or Multi-Way - Dumb, Aux or Smart Switch).

Remember, the switch can only work in the following scenarios:

Single-pole refers to having one smart switch controlling your load (light). You can have multiple lights, but there is only one switch that controls it.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.

NOTE: You can click on the picture to enlarge it and zoom in.

Multi-Way with a Dumb / Existing switch refers to having two or more switches (one smart switch + one or more dumb switches) controlling your load (light).

A dumb switch refers to your existing switch that was in your house prior to your smart switch being installed.

IMPORTANT NOTES - PLEASE READ

You must install the smart switch where there is a line (120V) present and you cannot install it where there are only travelers (this is reflected in the schematics below). In addition, please do not use an illuminated dumb switch.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.

NOTE: You can click on any of the pictures to enlarge them and zoom in.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.

NOTE: You can click on any of the pictures to enlarge them and zoom in.

Multi-Way with an Aux / Add-On switch refers to having two or more switches (one smart switch + one or more aux switches) controlling your load (light).

An auxiliary (add-on) switch refers to a special switch designed to work with your Inovelli Red Series On/Off Switch to allow dimming and scene control at both ends.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.

NOTE: You can click on any of the pictures to enlarge them and zoom in.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.

NOTE: You can click on any of the pictures to enlarge them and zoom in.

Multi-Way with 2x+ switches refers to having two or more smart switches controlling your load (light). In other words, there are no dumb or aux switches, but rather all switches controlling the load are smart switches.

IMPORTANT NOTES - PLEASE READ

You will have to rewire your setup to a non-traditional way of wiring (we’re going to put 120V to each switch) so that the switch will work. Please take a picture of the before wires so that if you ever move and revert back to dumb switches, you remember what the wiring was like. In addition, you must use an Inovelli switch in this setup as well as determine whether or not your hub/gateway supports Zigbee Binding (if not, the only other method is Zigbee Scene Control). Finally, you will need to have a neutral wire installation.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.

Find the before picture (shown on the left) that best aligns with your wiring and then wire your switch per the schematic. If you do not see your before wiring or are unsure, please consult an electrician or post in the Wiring Discussion section in our community for help as we cannot give out electrical advice outside the schematics shown.