is this dimmer Z-wave compatible?
1128846
Z-wave is a low-power wireless technology designed specifically for remote control applications. This dimmer is NOT Z-wave compatible.
1461564
I doubt it. The LED bulbs I used had a phone number to call and ask them what dimmers would work. It seems any and all LED lights must be matched to specific dimmers.
972773
Touch dimmer is just like any other dimmers. As long as your dimmer switch is specifically CFL/LED dim compatible, then you should be fine.
212218
Yes, not a problem. It has a small bracet mount on one end of the dimmer housing. You will need the bracet itself thou.
520258
I am using this with the GE 45602 Z-Wave Technology Lamp Module Dimmer and it works perfectly. GE and Jasco are the same company, thus it will work with device of both companies for sure. As far as I know, Z-Wave is a standard and, being so, this remote should be compatible with any device/brand.
1525542
yes...but the dimming feature will only work on LEDs that have that ability.
579212
Hi! Yes, I am using mine with the GE 45602 Lamp Module Dimmer and it works perfectly. You just keep pushing the light button you want to control and that is it.
818465
Not sure, this dimmer lasted all 2 weeks for me though. It was so cheap I didn't bother with a return.
2202918
I don't know... what ever you do, you have to make sure you are feeding DC current to the strip of LED's. Since this dimmer is made for AC and not DC curernt, it may not work.
1961649
read other comments not recommending it either, dimmers are a rheostat unit, the light may work, buy two just in case; also, this is a large bulb, 85w, but the light output is VERY bright.
787925
I have used several Leviton VRCS4-M0Z devices with a Vera 3 successfully using UI5 and Z-Wave version 2.78. Using Z-Wave version 3.20 was troublesome. I use the VRCS4-M0Z 4-button scene controllers in conjunction with 16 Leviton VRI06-1LZ dimmers.
101160
Not according to my electrician, at least not with the LED fixtures that I purchased to use with these switches. I had to use 'conventional' dimmer switches, which worked fine.
357003
Hard to answer. I had one brand that would dim fine. Another flickered and flashed even when not dimming. The only thing you can do is buy one switch and try it or look for a compatibility guide on the Internet.
2163799
It is not. But I guess you can buy and install a dimmer and it would work fine.
2140161
Absolutely. We have it on a four level dimmer and it works great. But it could work with a slider dimmer as well.
792664
Supposedly zwave is supposed to be universal, but I would check with http://www.asihome.com/. They seem to be quite knowledgeable on zwave products.
1029248
I had not tried with a standard dimmer on the line side. I had a solid state one on the low-voltage side that worked fine until it was determined that I really just wanted to install a simple toggle. :)