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Question: Is the IR code the same for all of these, or is it possible to have two independent switch legs in the same room (using two remote frequencies)?
Document: Also a delayed lights out if you old the dimmer down button for a couple seconds which lets you leave the room after hitting lights out without stumbling in the dark. Overall id buy this dimmer even if I didn't need the IR remote function. It's chock full of great features.
I've purchased a few things through Amazon, and they have always provided great customer service, fast shipping, and good products. This was no exception. The Lutron IR light switch works great! Best of all it can be controlled via my Harmony remote;-)
This is the multi-location switch (read 3-way). You will need to purchase the companion dimmer with it. I have had this switch installed in my home for well over a year and have experienced no issues with it. The thing I really love is that I was able to program my Logitech Harmony remote to control it and now am able to control my room lighting without getting up.
This product works perfectly. I had no trouble teaching my universal remote to work every function of the Lutron remote. You may want to keep in mind three points:(1) The remote has to be bought separately, and so do the 'companion dimmers,' which must replace every single remaining switch in your circuit. So, if like me you have three switches in your circuit, you need a master and two companions. I had thought I could just replace one my switches with the master.
Bought this dimmer for use in our living room. I have my entire media center controlled by a Logitech Harmony Touch remote and the only thing I wished I could add was control of the lights.Compared to expensive custom solutions this was the winner. The software supports the dimmer automatically so no learning was required and now I can do everything except order more popcorn from the couch!The dimmer also has great features once you dive into the nitty gritty. Double tap brings the lights to full.
So I know there's no verified buyer icon, but I don't work for Lutron. Check my other reviews, would a fake reviewer spend time on all that crap?So I needed a multi-pole IR dimmer for a home theater, and this was the perfect fit. So I got this, and I got the companion dimmer module, installed them, nothing. Ran through my wiring a dozen times, tested voltage everywhere, finally took the switch out the equation, and the light came right on.
No ridiculous RMA process with online forms and writing numbers on boxes in specific places, no BS. Just, "We screwed up, I'm going to fix this." I couldn't believe it. This is how all companies should operate.But the switch is installed now, and works great. I love how double tap brings you right to max, and single tap is a slow dim to your last setting. It works great and my Harmony remote will have some fun with it.
I received a defective unit, and had to replace it, but once replaced the I/R remote can adjust the lights as well as remote switches turning the lights / off / or dimming them. This is perfect for our small place so we can control the lights from the couch as well as from the switches on the wall as needed.
(2) Some of the instructions are hard to figure out, as they hinge on the color (same color, different color) of the wires at each original switch. My builder's electrician was creative about it, so it took me a while to figure it out. (3) The dimmers (master and companion) are somewhat deeper than a 4-way switch, so the hardest part was cramming it all back in.
So clearly I'm frustrated, a $45 light switch that is DOA, how does that happen?So I call the service number, and to my amazement I was connected to a rep right away, an American rep who knew what he was talking about! He was not reading off a script, he was actually listening to what I said and then used his BRAIN (not a script or flow chart) to respond.
Answer: yes