These are great for about 5 years, then the battery inside the cube dies and it cannot be replaced (sealed inside). So then it becomes pointless.

The link to the product doesn't work anymore

where can I buy this?? I am from brownsville tx

What if you want dimmers at both ends of the circuit? Can you create a 3-way circuit with 2 Tru-Universal Touch dimmers?

This is so convenient I’m planning on doing this too😉👍

I'd give it about an hour. Still not bad.

Great video Legrand, North America thank you so much for the video.

Thanks for showing me how to remove the cover from the wall switch 👍🏾

Who much rate

Can this integrate directly to the bottom of the Integreat table box?

I bet the IBEW union won't like this.

The video shows a dual/ stacked switch in the radiant line but I can't find it anywhere online, do you have a part number? Looking for it in the dark bronze finish

this is one of the worst instructional videos ever made. its a glorified commercial that does not show the most important parts of installation (specially considering that there are no instructions packed with the products).

Amber, I don't understand. Could you do another video explaining it again please?

Hi Amber. That color is just not you. I think you need a purple shirt.

Whatever you do, just remember to avoid hacking at a connected wire repeatedly with a large kitchen knife without turning off the power.

Wow nice!! I have a radiant® outlet.

I returned mine, afraid to wire it in my kitchen. I got the plug-in cover style instead. I was told a double pigtail into the device is OK. I doubt it.

How did you mount the sound bar?

Interesting thing to know about, this is available in india

I have a abus intercom system installed 2005 and I cant figure out the master intercom panel, which is huge, I have unity (I think...) But it needs A VGA monitor to use

I just installed the same charger and it works but I have a concern. I installed it in my kitchen on my island. When I get close to it it kinda makes a little noise like a whistle. I'm not sure if it was making that noise before or if that's fine? I noticed that the other wall outlets don't make the noise. Is it because this one has the usb chargers?

The panning of the narrator is driving me nuts.

uhmmm don't you trace the inside of the green mounting bracket not the outside or else it'll just fall out of place and won't hold up

nice shot of incorrect wiring method at 0:18.

What Butchery!!!

The girl seems excited I am sure she's gonna have him over while her BF is away.

Awesome products!

Lol it's called wire mold. It goes from the receptacle to the plug strip.

the fuck? cant talk to me like an adult ? sounds like im watching blues clues and shit

Though the written instructions are not quite clear. 1. Wire the line to the hot terminal on the softtap switch. connect the 3-way terminal from the switch to the 3-way on the dimmer. Connect the 1-pole from the switch to the 1-pole on the dimmer. Connect the load (lamp) to the hot on the dimmer. Once you energize the circuit you will first hear the switch contactor close and then the dimmer will go thru its test function. The dimmer and switch will then function correctly. If you wire the line to the switch instead, the dimmer will function but the switch will not function. This could require some additional work to wire the boxes.

Im way too OCD for this, it needs to be Flat and blend in with the wall, with out seeing that

That TV is too way way way too high.

I like this video because you get an idea of how many cables you can fit inside the channel. Unlike the crap manufacture website that doesn't give you any accurate inside diameter whatsoever.

Was hoping for a shot of the end product, not a cg rendering D:

1. Do other manufacturers' GFCI now test themselves more frequently, less frequently, or you can't be sure about all the competition? 2. Do your self-testing GFCIs have a marking that makes it easy to differentiate them from your GFCIs, still for sale, that were manufactured in compliance with the standard as of June 2015 and earlier? Thank you.

This is great. No need to make large holes in your wall

Why is there no option to get the runner caple in lengths of 6 feet. I don't need 35 feet!

Corny

so i made it too . just by using inplix scripts:)

great.

What is the product called?

Love these products, but horrible commercial.

Those AV cables need to be contained as they look like they are running pass electrical supply cables.

It's ok. Better then the wires and as for holes one needs to make some major holes if going through the wall. A empty house has a million holes everywhere. Just fill them and paint like it is always done.

Tamper Resistant Receptacles have many drawbacks. The Shock Shutter Tamper Resistant Outlet Covers work just like TRRs and offer many advantages over TRRs. The Shock Shutter can be installed by anyone, is quick and easy to install and is a lot cheaper than hiring a licensed electrician to install TRRs.

Is same solution for EU?

Brett that is actually the correct way to install a receptacle. You want the ground female upright for better stabilization. That is one of the largest misconception that the ground female hole goes on bottom. Just FYI bud.

where in Toronto can I find this product? thank you

I like to see different types of things that are in the world.