Leviton R02-5634-W Two Single-pole Switches

I'm done with dimmers and ceiling fan controllers. This turn on the light and turn on the fan.... and I control the fan speed with good old fashioned pull cables. Enjoy.

I purchased this switch for a project involving installing a new exhaust fan into a bathroom.The home has very old electrics in it and it is not a current style electrical box this was fitting into.I am not by any means an electrician but the product was marked clearly and I quickly made sense of the wiring. The connection points held my wires securely however when I went to screw the switch to the electrical box - the screws simply were not long enough, too many wires behind and not enough room. The screws that come with this switch are (I believe) 1" length The screws that were in the previous switch were longer - however one was damaged in the removal process. This required me to go out and purchase a longer screw (1.5" length) to complete the project.After 1 month of use operating the bathroom lights and an exhaust fan, I have no complaints and all has been working fine!Will update should the switch fail, I had the previous switch fail on me once - I imagine due to the constant humidity (which is why we installed the exhaust fan)

Nice switch performs well. Put it in the bathroom on a GFI circuit. The detent torque is a little low: an accidental light touch will flip the switch. However, the action is smooth and crisp.As a kid, I always found it confusing to use such a switch when visiting friends. The general paradigm is up is on and down is off, but this switch goes side to side. Is on to the right or to the left? You can make it be left or right by simply flipping the switch upside down. Also, one switch is the light and the other fan. Which is which? To address this I labeled the proper sides "on" and "off" with a sharpie and then drew a picture of a light on the top one and a fan on the bottom one. To prevent the pictures and labels from rubbing off over time, I covered them with heat fuse lamination.

Just what I needed to replace the ugly switches that look like outlets. These rocker switches are a little hard to press and make a loud click. But they look a lot better than the old switches. And they work great.

I got this to replace a single soft-touch switch in my bathroom, so I could control the lights and the exhaust fan separately. It works great for that purpose, and the feel of the switch is pretty good too. It's what I would call a "semi-soft touch" -- it has a distinct "click" feel when you turn one of the switches on or off, but it's a little firmer than the soft-touch switch I replaced it with. It's not very noisy, so I have no problem with the slightly firmer touch of this switch. Installation was very easy and I think the instructions will be clear enough to anyone who's replaced switches before and/or has a basic understanding of electrical wiring.

This was a replacement for another switch. The top rocker on my old switch broke so I had to push the bottom in for the light to stay off. I don't know what brand that one was. This one was a direct replacement and fit fine. Only 4 stars for now because I don't know how long the rockers on this will last.

Installed this switch today in conjunction with the Enerwave zwave 2 load relay. The relay fit right behind it in electrical box. Works great so far with the relay and I am able to control each switch individually. I am currently using this for the ambient crown molding lighting and the fan in my bathroom. Paired with the Leviton zwave switch, it looks pretty good.

This plug is easy to install if you have some knowledge of electrical wiring. i used this in my bathroom to control the vent fan and ceiling heater. *One piece of advice is to mark which primary goes to which device before removing the old switch. I wanted to top switch for the fan and the bottom switch for the heater so I marked each one to make sure I put them in the right place when installing.

Expensive as hell compared to the local stores IFFFFF they stock it. Works well in bathrooms to enable Light and Fan control in tight spaces or single boxes.