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Question: The Lutron GL-600H-DK 600-Watt Glyder Single Pole Dimmer, White/Ivory - to turn on off - A. Slide down to turn off or push in to turn on/off?
Document: One of our dimmers finally bit the dust and I replaced it with this Lutron Glyder dimmer. Great that it came with the ivory colored knob and sticker to blend in with the existing switches. Here's to another decade of use!
Wired easily. Dimmer fits regular decorative plate. Two pieces for almond or white slider is nice. Comes with wire caps. Good price. Doesn't buzz. Only one quirk...you have to remember to push it hard enough to click to turn the lights off. My wife forgets and leaves the lights on minimum low instead of turning them off.
Pleased with the switch upgrade. It was simple to install and definitely feels nicer than the simple pole toggle dimmer we had which broke for some reason after a year and was blowing out light bulbs. The slider seems to have a nicer range of dimming. I don't find the "full off" to be a problem at all. You simply slide down and it has a snug notch feel to it when it's all the way off which is good assurance that it is off.
Works just fine, but there is a little click and some additional pressure when you turn the dimmer off completely. I tend to prefer the standard spinner knob dimmers that you push to turn on and off, and that will also allow you to completely turn off by turning down the knob. With this dimmer, you pull the lever down, but it's still on until you force it a little. Not a big deal for adults, but younger children may end up leaving the light on inadvertently.
Straight forward installation and works as it's supposed to. A wider slider as found in some of the Lutron industrial units would be a nice improvement.
Maybe I should have noticed this but who needs a single-pole light dimmer that can't be turned off? Sure it dims but the lowest setting still produces an orange glow (on four bulbs in my case) which means I'm wasting electricity when I want the thing turned off. I'm going to replace it with one that includes a switch. Quite disappointing.Edit:Well thank you, theta. I was not applying enough pressure to click the slider to the off position.
I needed a replacement for a turn dial dimmer and a secondary to replace another switch - product works great and is exactly what I needed
This dimmer is easy to install and economical. At $7.00 you can't go wrong. The only qualm I have with this switch is that you have to turn on the light with the most gentlest touch in order not to flood the room with light. Other than that it's a good product.
Don't write reviews unless really good or really bad. The price is SO right on this dimmer. Up and down controls bright and dim and at the bottom position there is a little click for off. It makes VERY little noise. I like it because at night I don't like to walk into a dark room. When you slide it down, just before the switching off point, the light is very dim but you can see your way into the room.
Great value and solid quality. Quick shipping and all as well, A++++.
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