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    2 Dimmers, 1 Light. Push-ON/Push-OFF?

    I'm about to buy a couple of dimmer switches to control 1 light (eventually will use 4 switches for 1 light). Is there such a thing as an Insteon push-on, push-off dimmer switch with LED so you always have a single target to hit for on or off?

    #2
    An 8-button KeypadLinc can do that. So can any 6-button secondary button.
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      #3
      So the cheapest way to do this would be to buy four 6-button controllers for $320, and to have 20 unused buttons (or think up something to do with them)?

      Shouldn't I be able to do this with an ISY? Say, any push of a standard dimmer, either on or off, would toggle the lamp?

      I was thinking ... with an ISY, why would anyone want to hard link a controller to a responder?
      Last edited by Wingsy; 01-20-2015, 02:02 PM.

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        #4
        The ISY does not communicate with non-home automation devices such as a standard dimmer.
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          #5
          [QUOTE=stusviews;n37653]The ISY does not communicate with non-home automation devices such as a standard dimmer.[/QUOTE]

          Excuse me. I meant a standard "Insteon" dimmer.

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            #6
            An ISY can accomplish what you want if and only if the SwitchLinc dimmer is not wired to the load.
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