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Question: The wires on the one i pulled out of my wall were soldered on, yikes! does this one have simple screws? does it matter which wire goes where? thanks
Document: One of the wires coming out of the back was intermittent and caused the light to go out. The back was riveted on to prevent tampering so a fix was not possible. Will eat the cost however since it is low cost.
Push on/off dimmers must stick out to allow travel. They generally stick out about 5/16" (.31"). It is easier to distinguish a rotate on/off dimmer if it is close to the wall plate.4. Mounting depth:  Electric boxes tend to be full of inflexible wires, so reduced depth needed in the electric box is an advantage.5.
This item arrived on time and was in excellent condition. I removed it from the package and replaced the old non-working one on the wall. This was so easy to install, I could of done it with one eye closed. You have a choice of white or almond knobs that you can rotate on or off the switch, daily , weekly, or even monthly. The new dimmer is working perfectly, now I need to get one to brighten me.
The Rotary dimmer is the very best solution at the very lowest price. The only problem is -- you will not impress your neighbor who is controlling his lights and the toaster from his Smartphone. The one reason that Rotary is best (NOT the push-push type) is that it does not weaken the light bulb element with a sudden electric shock. It starts at O and goes up. Great as a night light in the baby's room. Also, there is a nice click when you turn it off.
This is a simple dimmer switch that definitely does the job! This is such a great deal! Kudos to the seller for such fast shipping!
Guess I should have researched more before buying. This is rotary on/off only. I assumed it was a push on/off with rotary dimmer...which I would have preferred as it keeps your dimmed selection set when pushing on/off. Oh well...it was easy to install with only 2 black wires and a green ground...I installed myself with no electrician training (and I'm a girl).
If you have an older wall box with a more shallow depth than the current standard ones, this dimmer will fit. The Leviton dimmer I had in my 50's ranch had broke. There was no model number on it, so I contacted Leviton customer service inquiring if they had any current ones that were no more than an inch deep, and was advised to get their model 6681 or 6683 which I ordered here on Amazon.
We bought one for twice the price at a local home improvement store, and it did not work. It was one that pushed on and off as well as dimming. This one doesn't push on and off, but works. For half the price, we are very happy with that. We don't need to remember a setting.
The big hardware stores in my area do not carry them. Amazon to the rescue.I tried 3 rotary dimmers offered on Amazon in order to pick the one I like best. Important features to me include the following:1. Feel of turning knob:  The dimmer knob should have some friction so that it does not feel loose when turned.2. On/off click:  It should have a solid "click" when the knob turns to the on/off position.3.
By the way,  the more you dim the less you pay for electricity. So, go back to the incandescent bulb, buy a high wattage one, and then dim it down to what you need. You cannot do that with the nasty cheap fluorescents. Yes, fluorescents use less energy but do you really want a green face? LEDs are obnoxiously SUPER white at the moment. Even the warmer ones are not as friendly as a 3200 K standard light bulb.
Answer: no