I recently purchased a [URL="http://www.legrand.ca/adorne/select/switches/astm2w2.aspx"]Legrand adorne SensaSwitch[/URL] for my bathroom ceiling fan switch. The other switch is in the living room. My problem is that my wiring (new condo) does not match the instructions and I can't figure out why it isn't working. The wiring at both switches is the same - black (common), red and white. There is no ground on either, and no other wires. However, the box in the bathroom has a ton of wires packed into the back including six white wires (5 connect with wire nut), six black wires (connected with wire nut) and six ground coppers (connected with nut, two to box ground). I don't really want to mess with that jumble in the back...but I'm guessing I have to? Here is a diagram of the boxes: NOTE: I changed the 1 pole light switch too and it works fine NOTE2: The two green wires in the photo are the grounds for the switch frame and the fan switch [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Xztabo1.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/VZZmhm6.jpg[/IMG] Old Switches: [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Nbg2NuE.jpg[/IMG] On the new switch, I've connect the black to HOT, the white to WHITE, the red to 3WAY and the ground to the copper ground bundle. Thanks! If it will make things easier, I do NOT need the 3-way function. I only need the bathroom switch as I never use the living room one.

Hi all- I've searched these forums and others and don't think I've found a clear answer. My real understanding of electrical systems is very minimal, so pardon the ignorance in advance. Situation: I have halogen under cabinet light fixtures that came with the house, direct wired into a kitchen switch (picture below). I'd like to replace them with LEDs - in part as the bulbs burn so hot they affect food stored in the cabinets above them, and in part as they seem to burn out on a near constant basis. I like the overall look of LED light, the longer life, lower power consumption, and cooler nature. [ATTACH]18224[/ATTACH] I'd have five of these 15" wide fixtures (10 bulbs total) on one switch, one more on a second (over a nearby kitchen desk). I've looked into replacing them with something like the Utilitech dimmable direct wire LED 12" light bar, and attaching them to a dimmer switch. Question: Can I just straight swap an LED bar for the existing fixtures, or do I need to be concerned about the power source in any way? I've read various posts of people working through challenges on different currents, wattage, etc yet nothing directly comparable to my situation. Thanks in advance for any pointers or help!