Wall switches present for uninstalled fixtures: Wall switches are present that appear to be intended to control secondary light fixtures that are not installed yet, e.g., a ceiling fan light. Switches that are not currently connected to a functioning device cannot be tested. This limits the inspection.
Electronic switch/dimmer lighting controls, operation beyond scope, tested switches for “on/off” function: This house is equipped with several electronic switch/dimmer lighting controls. These are specialized systems which often are installed “after-market.” Their operation is beyond the scope of a home inspection. We tested the switches only for “on/off” function.
Low voltage lighting for landscaping or other areas, operation beyond scope: The property is equipped with low voltage lighting for landscaping or other areas. Low voltage lighting systems frequently are controlled by timers or photo-sensors and are outside the scope of a home inspection.
Switches with push buttons, consider hiring electrician to install modern push button models available for historic renovations: There are switches with push buttons. Such switches generally are considered obsolete and may not be as reliable as newer switches. Consider hiring an electrician to install modern push button models which are available for historic renovations.