EatonWiring AAL06-C2 Al Series 300W Dimmable LED/CFL Dimmer with Presets and Color Change Kit, Light Almond, White, Ivory

I wanted to provide feedback on this digital dimmer since there weren't any when I was doing my research. This was my second dimmer in attempt to find a dimmer capable of dimming all my basement LED lights on the same dimmer. This is nice dimmer. While it still can't dim my LEDs as low as I hoped for, this does perform better than the other I've tried. The digital dimming feature is a nice touch allowing smooth ramp up and downs.Pros: 300W capacity, interchangeable color faces (if you need them), adjustable light/dark set points, lower price point than some of its competitorsCons: Need a neutral wire which changes a 5 minute install job into an hour if you don't have the necessary wiring already, still gets fairly warm to the touch after it's been on for a while

These little devices look great... at first. However, the wiring diagrams that come with them are inconsistent. I am not master electrician, to be sure. That said, be very very careful when you wire these. Make sure that you label all the wires in the box FIRST. If you have a master and "accessory" make sure that you are certain about which wires to connect. The Accessory switches can easily be "blown" if you wire them incorrectly. If that happens, you have to throw away the accessory switch and start over with a new one.In installed several of these throughout my house. Getting the first master/accessory working correctly took over 4 hours. From there, the others took less time because I knew what I was doing. Getting to that point was a real pain, however.Also, I had one accessory that was working for 6 months, and then it just failed. I don't know if there was a power surge that caused it, or if it just wore out. Also, these are a bit difficult to find. (I got them an Lowe's, but they don't seem to have many in stock, if at all.)If you have options... I would really look into them.

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