Is there a receptacle/switch similar to the # 681ICCW pass & seymour with a GCFI?

Hot wire to brass-colored screw
Neutral to silver colored screw
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Gene

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Standard 3way switch. You have two matching colored screws. they are the travelers. The odd colored screw is either power in or switch leg out depending on which end of the line you are on.

The tab will snap off by grabbing it with needle node pliers. the tab is for a common feed to both the 3way and single pole switches.

This site will have a video on installation.
https://www.legrand.us/passandseymour/light-switches/decorator/tm8111cc.aspx

I believe the GFCI is only meant to protect the receptacle. Plig something into it and try the test button and it should work as expected.

Hi Mark,

If the stranded wires are color coded silver and gold on the switch (you'll have to take back the insulation to see this), then the gold goes to black and the silver to white.
If both are silver, connect either, it doesn't have polarity.

Hope this helps. If it does, I'd appreciate a 4 thumbs up. Thanks,

Handie Andie

The Pass and Seymour plug-switch combo has 3 screws
There is a dark screw on one side .... the black Hot wire from breaker box connects here

There are silver and brass colored screws on other side of device

The white Neutral from breaker box connects to silver screw connects here >>> this will give power to your receptacle
The black wire going to Load (light, fan, motor that you want switch to control) connects to brass colored screw ... the switch controls power to Load

How to test for black Hot
Remove devices and separate wires
Turn on power
Test each wire to bare copper wire
Tester lights up on black Hot wire
How to test for white Neutral
Test black Hot to each white wire
Tester lights up on Neutral

Grainger

Yes. The incoming hot wire should connect to the sensor switch with a wirenut. Put another wire under that wirenut and jump it over to the fan switch.

Since there are only 2 wires, it doesn't matter which wire goes where. Either way it will work.