does it work with existing 2 way switch? null

You can't use it with a 3 way switch set up, as it uses a single contact, but it replaces a standard switch with ease.

Yes, you pull the old switch out and replace it with the wemo. It does not work with a 3-way or 4-way switch (two or three switches controlling one set of lights)

If you mean a three way switch (load controlled from two locations) then no it will not. You need special switches for that and Belkin doesn't have one at this time. There are Z-Wave switches that are designed for three way applications but they are not what I call inexpensive. If you mean two way as in one switch controlling the load then yes it works.

As long as you have a 3 wire + ground connection

No,this does not have the ability to work on a 2way light switch circuit. That is unless you area willing to go without the other switch working. There are a few ways to wire that type of circuit so if you aren't comfortable doing it I would highly recommended getting a professional to help.

No, it is not a bipole switch. Single switch only.

No it does not work with 2 way switches.

2-way switch, Yes. But you probably mean a 3-way switch (where you have 2 separate switches that control one light). If this is the case, No, it will not work on a 3-way switch.

Yes - works easily with 2 way switch and installs easily

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You can't use it with a 3 way switch set up, as it uses a single contact, but it replaces a standard switch with ease.
Answered by Rathieiv 10 years ago
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Yes, you pull the old switch out and replace it with the wemo. It does not work with a 3-way or 4-way switch (two or three switches controlling one set of lights)
Answered by rowblue 10 years ago
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If you mean a three way switch (load controlled from two locations) then no it will not. You need special switches for that and Belkin doesn't have one at this time. There are Z-Wave switches that are designed for three way applications but they are not what I call inexpensive. If you mean two way as in one switch controlling the load then yes it works.
Answered by ericsnis 10 years ago
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No it does not
Answered by Ernie123 10 years ago
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As long as you have a 3 wire + ground connection
Answered by Islandbound356 10 years ago
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No,this does not have the ability to work on a 2way light switch circuit. That is unless you area willing to go without the other switch working. There are a few ways to wire that type of circuit so if you aren't comfortable doing it I would highly recommended getting a professional to help.
Answered by Chooseanothernickname 10 years ago
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No, it is not a bipole switch. Single switch only.
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Answered by AOrta 10 years ago
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No it does not work with 2 way switches.
Answered by Missy23 10 years ago
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No
Answered by jollyjery 10 years ago
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2-way switch, Yes. But you probably mean a 3-way switch (where you have 2 separate switches that control one light). If this is the case, No, it will not work on a 3-way switch.
Answered by John 10 years ago
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