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    Controlling 240V lighting load with 2477S

    I'd like to control my shop's 240V lighting via a 2477S, but I can't find any wiring diagrams on-line to show how to safely do this.
    I'm in the US with single (split) phase power.
    The 2477S is rated for 277V/1800W, so 240V/620W should be fine.

    The switch box has 240VAC in (black/line1, red/line2, white/neutral, and bare/ground),
    and 240V out to the lights (same wire colors, though white/neutral is capped off in the light fixtures).

    Since neutral is unused by the lights, I should be able to wire the 2477S across one of the line/load pairs (the other line/load pair will be capped together).

    So my real question is where to wire the 2477S's neutral line?
    Does it go to the (otherwise unused) neutral?
    Or to the un-switched line/load wire pair?

    My hunch is that the 2477S' neutral should go to the real (unused) neutral so the wired communication protocol works correctly. I don't expect the switch will care if the "other side" of the load is wired to neutral or wired to the other hot line. But I wanted to confirm this and make sure I won't be running the switch out-of-spec or causing some other serious problem (I will properly label all the wires in the fixtures so it'll be clear which lines are hot and switched.)

    Thanks,
    - Dean
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