“Will it operate in older homes without a nuetral wire”

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• No, it requires a neutral wire and will not work with "California style" wiring. The only switch I found that will work without a neutral is the Lutron Caseta Dimmer and It requires it's own proprietary hub. They cost a lot more than the TP-Link (probably a better product too). I only needed one since all my other switches have neutral. I ended up using Hue white bulbs and just bypassed the switch. I currently have four TP-Link dimmers and three of their switches.

  Answered by MikeC 5 years ago

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• No it requires a neutral wire like most smart switches do

  Answered by DMBATIN 5 years ago

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• No you need a neutral wire

  Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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• im not an expert but im sure your house has the nuetral wire which is the white wire. the white wire is usually tuck in the electrical box.

  Answered by DJMADCLASS 5 years ago

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