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Question: The orange indicator on my switch only goes on with the rocker OFF, not with the dimmer down but rocker ON. Is that the correct operation?
Document: One reviewer said you need to order wire nuts, this is not correct. I just installed three of these and all boxes came with wire nuts. Took me about 6 minutes per switch to change out old rocker switches. Using with LED lights and not flickering even on low with costco can light LED replacements. Better price than Home Depot, at least in Hawaii.
Using it to dim a set of halogen bulbs (incandescent obviously). The slide dimmer works very nicely. Nice dampened feel, moves very smoothly as it if is dampened by thick oil. Solid feeling rocker switch at the bottom. Nothing cheap feeling about this switch at all.
I tested it on 2 separate circuits, 1 running 2 PAR15 and a PAR30, another running 4 E26 Candelabra bulbs. Results were the same; issues running all LED, with only 1 incandescent in the circuit it would work well.I had similar issues with a dual switch/dimmer that also had an indicator light. I believe the issue is with the indicator lights on the switch.
Don't ask! !Recently, we did a bathroom remodel and wanted a dimmer to match the single pole rocker switch in the same box. We gave this one some thought, but reasoning the choice out, we usually leave the dimmer at a certain setting, Once set, we don't use the slider much. In the dark, trying to fumble for the small on/off rocker switch  at the bottom of this switch has been a proven pain in the posterior.
This switch works great with dimmable LED bulbs. The only thing wrong is it's a little hard to get used to the operation with the dimmer where the toggle would be. It is great for counter tops and such because the dimmer is large and easy to get a hold of. It's not so great for a switch that you enter a room with. There is this habit that we have of sweeping our hand up and that won't turn this switch on.
Just a matter of personal opinion: We have an array of rotary, slide, rocker, and this style if dimmer switches in our home, So we can address them as a kind of test side-by-side. Each of them have done their job over the years. However,,all of the single pole switches in the house are the rocker style for convenience and eye appeal.
To clear that up: there is a small orange light (a dot) in the upper right hand corner of the slider bed that lights when the switch is off. This means that the slider handle mostly covers the dot when the switch is at full on; you can still see the glow of the light, but it's mostly covered. It's not entirely elegant, but it's not awful (not enough to knock off a star).
I've purchased several of these as they are reasonably priced, easy to install (not too bulky), and work well. The little orange light which turns on when the switch is 'off' is a nice convenience feature for locating the switch in the dark. The slider slides smoothly and is comfortable to use. However, the switch is hit-and-miss when it comes to CFLs.
One of the few dimmer units that does not have a half second delay when turning the lights ON.Tried several units that turn the lights off instantly, but take about a half second to turn the lights on. This drives me CRAZY.This unit works very well and there is no delay in turning the lights on. Great product.
These are easy to install, but when I did the dimmer didn't work. The light worked, but no dimmer and the switch itself made a buzzing noise. I would not purhcase these again.
Answer: yes