I’ve got another 3-way switch that I’m trying to replace and I thought I would seek advice from the experts before I delve into it. I’ve got the Honeywell Z-wave in-wall switch and an add-on ready to go once I’ve got the wiring figured out.
Here’s Box1 which I have determined to be the “hot” box:
Looks like you’ve got “light between the switches #2” configuration.
Just an aside: the Zooz ZEN26 switch and ZEN27 dimmer let you smarten a 3-way by only replacing one side. The other side retains the dumb switch and does not need to be required. If you’re doing a dimmer, you don’t gain the ability to dim from both switches, the dumb side remains on/off only. And there are some load limits that need to be watched. But it’s a significant cost savings.
Not so sure about that. Looks like the 3 way was added after the fact given 14-3 goes down via track and 2 14-2s go in back of wall for old switch.
Appears that line and load are in that first box. @tommymac remove the wire nuts and use a multimeter to measure the black and white wires. Should read 120V if my suspicion is correct.
Interesting I hadn’t paid that close attention to the wiring diagram names and when I read “between the switches” I really thought you meant that with 14-3 going to light. I would not agree with that name at all but know I am splitting hairs.
Master will go in that first box then and Aux in second. You good with wiring?