TB-318 Wireless Wall Mounted Light Switch Transmitter for Skylink Receivers - White

A:  The set button is a tiny red button on the switch itself. You have to remove the cover plate to see it. Very poor instruction manual. 

A:  It isn't clear what your question is, but I am guessing that you are having difficulty locating the set button on the wall switch. You must first remove the white plastic cover/switch plate with the two screws. The set switch is a small microswitch in the upper right hand corner of the circuit board.

A:  The "Set" or "Learn" button is on the receivers you want to control, you will need a wall switch or plug to program to the TB-318.

A:  This is not a normal function of this product. Please contact our technical support team at 1-800-304-1187 between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM EST Monday to Friday

A:  I would call the SkyLink folks. I've had communication issues with some of these I've installed too. The issue seems to be in the transmitter (switch), but not sure. I keep another switch nearby for backup, so when my light doesn't switch on or off, I just use the other one to switch it on or off. The backup one sometimes doesn't work either, but after switching it once, if I switch the wall-mounted one, it usually works again. I should call Skylink myself...I've installed lots of these, but only one of mine gives me trouble.

A:  It could be a sensitive switch. A replacement may fix the problem.

A:  If you are asking whether you can cut the black and connect the receiver between the cut ends (both black), this is not a good idea.

A:  The TB-318 is a wireless switch. We have more than on receiver that will work with this switch. Some have neutral wires and some don't. The ones that do not have neutral wires are WE-001 and WR-001.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, I put installed this model with a 2 place wall plate. 3 place wall plate shouldn't be a problem.

A:  Yes.

A:  You can but we don't recommend it due to possible frequency interference. Try it, if issues due frequency interference, then you need to remove it from the gang box.

A:  No you cannot. The battery and other parts to the switch are off to the side of the switch, which makes it to big to include in a multi-gang wall plate.