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Old 12-28-2012, 06:25 PM   #1
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I have an outside light that is connected to one switch. I would like to add another switch inside the house without running additional wiring. How can I accomplish this and what will I need? Thanks.

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Old 12-28-2012, 09:38 PM   #2
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Another switch to do what, control the same light?
Not going to happen without running new wires.
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Joe is right---kind of like wanting to add a new faucet without any new pipes---I do think somebody makes a remote control switch that works with batteries ---that might work for you---
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Wireless three way

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I have an outside light that is connected to one switch. I would like to add another switch inside the house without running additional wiring. How can I accomplish this and what will I need? Thanks.
easy... pick up a Lutron Pico and maestro wireless switch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQnBmbd9XF0

Home depot sells this product... 70 bucks...

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I have an outside light that is connected to one switch. I would like to add another switch inside the house without running additional wiring. How can I accomplish this and what will I need? Thanks.
Do you want the "another switch" to control the garbage disposal?
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I have an outside light that is connected to one switch. I would like to add another switch inside the house without running additional wiring. How can I accomplish this and what will I need? Thanks.
Where exacilty do you want the new switch ?
To control what ?
All switchs need wiring of some sort !
Please elaborate !
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I installed a wireless switch from Leviton which can be used like a regular switch or can be controlled with a remote. Works great.
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If you still looking for solution please elaborate I will surely be able to help you

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