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Thanks @Cyknight...I figured I would need to buy them in a pair (nuts and screws).

TIL that there are network racks and AV racks The screws that came with my rack definitely don't fit, but I'll look for some 10/32 screws...worst case I can widen the hole by drilling into it, but I'd rather not. Thanks for the help!

Not sure if this is the appropriate forum, if not I apologize in advance. I'd like to mount my rackamp 700s to my rack, but for whatever reason, the whole for the screw is smaller than the standard rack screw/cage nut (see attached pictures). Anyone happen to know the right screw size? I'd like to avoid drilling a wider hole in the rack ears, so looking for the right screw size so I can buy the screws and cage nuts. Thanks!

The Pro version is the same hardware as the regular one, right? How many sensors with each?

Man...that's pretty disappointing. Any sense on why...this feels like a pretty large gap.

Hi, I bet this has been asked, but I couldn't find the answer in my searches, so apologies if it's been covered before. I have a simple programming sequence where a triple tap button down on any switch in the house will turn off all lights. This works on the core switches and dimmers, but not on the AUX switches. Do they AUX switches not inherit programming of the switch/dimmer it's connected to?

I figured it out. The red ("load") and black ("hot?") that weren't connected to anything on the AUX switch needed to be coupled. Thanks for the help!

Installed my first c4 3-way switch and running into some problems. The switch and aux are powered correctly, and I can hear them click. When I turn it on, the load (red wire) seems to have power, but the light doesn't turn on. Wanted to sanity check the wiring with this group (see attached images). On the aux, should the load and the black wire be connected together? Also, am I reading the manual correctly, that the Aux doesn't need to be connected to ground?

I believe the switch is a: C4-SW120277-WH I think @KWD is correct and they are wired in series.I'm wondering how I can fix it on my own. Will try and pull everything apart and take a closer look.

Hi, I installed a switch that controls two outdoor patio lights. After installing, I noticed that one of the lights didn't work (I initially thought it was the bulb). Upon further inspection is looked like it was slightly flickering. When I unscrewed the light, the other one went dead. It sounds/feels like there is an issue with the circuit being completed Any ideas on how to best trouble shoot?