ScottBott,
You gave me several model numbers for the switches I would need to control my lights. The worthington distribution site does not list any of these model numbers. They have many Leviton switches with other model numbers. They do look like they have much better prices than smarthome does.
Leviton Swithes. Model numbers?
You'll need to look over all of the options to decide what works best for your application. Generally, you need to know how much load/current, whether it's a florescent or incandescent load, is dimming needed, and the type of switch (true rocker or not) that you need.
Once you have that info, you will need a switch that is listed as "3-way" to replace one switch in the circuit, plus switch's that are listed as "slave" for each remaining switches in the 3-way circuit.
Checkout the owners manual on the smarthome site for the switches. Even if they're not the exact same switch/model numbers as Worthington, it should give you an idea of how the wiring works.
Once you have that info, you will need a switch that is listed as "3-way" to replace one switch in the circuit, plus switch's that are listed as "slave" for each remaining switches in the 3-way circuit.
Checkout the owners manual on the smarthome site for the switches. Even if they're not the exact same switch/model numbers as Worthington, it should give you an idea of how the wiring works.
Scott
