Hello, thanks to the help of you fine folks I managed to get my ceiling fan/light working :) I need some additional assistance with regards to the same items. I installed a receiver/wall mount control for the ceiling fan/light. [url=http://www.homedepot.com/p/Hunter-Universal-Wall-Mount-Ceiling-Fan-Control-99111/203690000]Hunter Universal Wall Mount Ceiling Fan Control-99111 at The Home Depot[/url] I want to remove my flip switch that the fan/light are currently connected to, so I can install the remote wall plate use the remote exclusively. [URL="http://s21.postimg.org/3rjs9msiv/20140421_192535.jpg"]http://s21.postimg.org/3rjs9msiv/20140421_192535.jpg[/URL] Bottom switch with the Blue/Yellow wires is what I need to change. The blue wire is connected to all the other blue wires, and the yellow wire goes into the wall.

I live in Northern California and am trying to install a couple of Insteon switches that require a neutral line. The location where I am trying to put them is in a duplex light switch near my front door that controls two outdoor lights on the front of my house. I opened the duplex panel up today and was confused by the wiring I found within. I am attaching a couple of pictures. There are two wires coming into the gang box but they are slightly different. The left one has black/white/ground, the right one has black/white/red/ground. I have attached a couple of pictures below of the current wiring as it is hooked up to the current toggle switches. The left toggle switch has the black from the left wire and the black from the right wire. The right toggle switch has the black from the right wire and the red from the right wire. Both toggles have ground. And the whites are tied off to each other (more visible in the second photo). Are the two whites that are currently tied off neutral? Does this mean that I can install these switches in this location? If yes to the above, then the neutral and ground connections are straightforward to me. But for the line and load connections on each switch, how do I wire those?