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If the switch or other control device cannot safely and reliably handle the full current of the device you are trying to control, then yes.

If the switch or other control device must be electrically isolated from the controlled device or its power supply, then yes.

If the switch or other control device is physically very far from the controlled device, and running full-current wiring all the way to and from the switch would be impractical or physically impossible, then yes.

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