Lutron Maestro C.L Dimmer Switch for Dimmable LED, Halogen & Incandescent Bulbs, Single-Pole or Multi-Location, MACL-153M-GS, Goldstone

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Lutron Maestro C.L Dimmer Switch for Dimmable LED, Halogen & Incandescent Bulbs, Single-Pole or...

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great, easy, dim, compatible and incandescent.

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Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 78.6% of the reviews are reliable.

This product had a total of 1,009 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 21 2019.

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Works perfectly with our new recessed lights

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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I tried it with an incandescent bulb but it made a terrible high pitched whining noise.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

It does not integrate with z-wave or alexa, therefore the dumb designation.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Retrofitted to leds throughout the house, old dimmer didn't work as well after a few years.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Programming involves tapping specific buttons in a specific sequence - it's a bit like programming some cars or resetting the check engine light, where you may have to turn the ignition on, then off, turn on the left turn signal and blink the headlights twice.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

That power comes from current flowing through the circuitry, even when the switch is off.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

In theory, that's not enough for these dimmers to function.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

It wasn't enough for the dimmer to work.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

So it would appear they can function with anything above 25 watts or so, but the stated minimum is 40.

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