in my bedroom i have a switch just inside the door which controls the upper plug of an outlet right near it. currently we have a lamp plugged into that outlet.
i was thinking of getting a togglelincv2 or switchlinc v2 (insteon either way) to replace the existing switch.
but what i am wondering is how exactly that would work. for instance - i know that the insteon lamp modules have something built in so that if i turn the lamp on by the knob on the lamp itself, it kicks on the module allowing the light to go on. so i can control the lamp from either the lamp or via insteon.
would that also be the case if i were to put an insteon switch in to replace the old one? would i be able to control the lamp via insteon OR via the lamps switch?
i was thinking of getting a togglelincv2 or switchlinc v2 (insteon either way) to replace the existing switch.
but what i am wondering is how exactly that would work. for instance - i know that the insteon lamp modules have something built in so that if i turn the lamp on by the knob on the lamp itself, it kicks on the module allowing the light to go on. so i can control the lamp from either the lamp or via insteon.
would that also be the case if i were to put an insteon switch in to replace the old one? would i be able to control the lamp via insteon OR via the lamps switch?