At the panel the neutral wire block is connected the main ground, with this fact in mind, the ground and neutral are virtually the same.
The voltage potential at that point is the same. Through out the house that will not be the same. As an electrician you are fully aware in older houses the conduit itself was the ground. You try using that as your neutral is an accident waiting to happen.Now back to the bubble busting. An ET is way above the food chain than an electrician.
https://community.smartthings.com/t/faq-neutral-and-ground-wires-are-not-interchangeable/27849/23
Based in that discussion, as long as the neutral points back to the same panel its mostly safe, since in NYC all wiring is required to be in a conduit it should be enough to attach to the switch-box.
If someone got the 2 wire timer and wants to use it for a chandelier with LED bulbs you can flip one of the many bulbs with a incandescent bulb and everything should work fine.
If all the bulbs are in parallel, yes.
oh my i thought i'm done, what difference would it make? i w'd assume that most chandeliers are parallel otherwise if one burns out none of them would work correct me if i'm wrong.
Where can I still get this timer ?http://intermaticstore.com/~/media/intermatic/documentation/obsolete/ej341.pdf
How do clear a setting forhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004SOZI2Y/you can set 7 programs per week how do you reset program 1 and 2 they should stop running when set to auto?