I have a two gang electrical switch box, with one blank switch, and one normal switch that controls a light.
I want to place a smart scene switch in the blank gang and be powered off the neighboring switch. The smart scene switch can trigger scenes (which I need) , though can also control one load. The company says the load is optional and you can just "wire it using power and cap off the load wire".
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The smart switch has Load, Hot , Neutral, & Tether (tether for 3 way switches).
To confirm, all I have to do is just wire in the hot into the same hot wirenut the neighboring switch is connected to . And then also wire the neutral to the same neutral nut the neighboring switch is in, and that should be fine? (and then ground obviously)
I know this all probably seems very obvious but just a bit cautious as I've never done something without an actual wiring diagram.
I want to place a smart scene switch in the blank gang and be powered off the neighboring switch. The smart scene switch can trigger scenes (which I need) , though can also control one load. The company says the load is optional and you can just "wire it using power and cap off the load wire".

Smart Light Switch Wi-Fi Scene Controller | TOPGREENER
The TOPGREENER TGWFSC8 smart light switch is a WiFi scene controller that allows you to program custom scenes to manual push-buttons.

The smart switch has Load, Hot , Neutral, & Tether (tether for 3 way switches).
To confirm, all I have to do is just wire in the hot into the same hot wirenut the neighboring switch is connected to . And then also wire the neutral to the same neutral nut the neighboring switch is in, and that should be fine? (and then ground obviously)
I know this all probably seems very obvious but just a bit cautious as I've never done something without an actual wiring diagram.
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