I just purchased two Honeywell 7-day Solar Programmable Wall Switches (RPLS540A). I installed one in my house to control the front door porch light (10W CFL), and it worked like a charm. I know this model requires 40W according to the instructions, but it's worked perfectly. I recently tried to install the second switch in a new garage (replacing a photo sensor that worked erratically due to natural lighting) to control two-10W CFLs. However, after following a couple of the single-pole diagrams, I absolutely cannot get it to work. The wiring coming from the power (breaker box) is 14/2...line (black), load (white), and a ground. There is also the same three wires going to the two CFL lights. The switch itself has a line (black), load (black), three-way (yellow) and ground (green). [URL="https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2454EFS.pdf"] The following is a diagram to the installation instructions: https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2454EFS.pdf[/URL]. Could anyone please let me know how the timer should be hooked up given my current configuration?

Recently I came in possession of some arcade buttons. They are really simple, 3 prongs (NC, NO, and Com). I decided that I was smart enough to turn these in to light switches for my whole house. Now I looked up online and apparently people have had this idea before and even one guy had a how to-ish section. Unfortunately everyone did two buttons and I only want to do one. Is it possible? What kind of relay do I need? Thank you so much!