What is the difference between this model and Aeon Labs Aeotec DSC27103-ZWUS Z-Wave Micro Illuminator In-Wall Smart Light Dimmer ???
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Checking Aeon Labs website, the only difference I can find is that the DSC19103 "includes energy monitoring features". I believe that some control systems can utilize that information.
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Use this one for LED lights Leviton VRMX1-1LZ 1000W Vizia RF ZWave Universal Magnetic Low Voltage Dimmer, White/Ivory/Light Almond
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One of the things I noticed when comparing the two on pioneers website is on the 6700 it says "NEW! The 10-Level Brightness Control allows you to customize the brightness of your screen. This adjustment can be made with 10 levels of brightness allowing you to adjust the MIXTRAX and illumination settings to your liking" im not sure if there is anything else that's different.
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not sure, i bought the white sided so it would be more light in my garage. I have used both, i see no difference.
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From what I can tell is the only difference is literally the color. I went on honeywells website and all of the features are the same. It's just the white one is billed as the prestige line. Also, if there is a power outage the power will be cut to the thermostat. Which doesn't really matter, because if there was a power outage you couldn't control anything anyways. The only thing you would miss out on is not having an accurate reading of what the temperature is in the house.
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I can't really define the differences. I do like mine and feel comfortable using it. I mostly use it in a constant current mode in working with LEDs.
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I believe it is. I have one from Young Living and this one. I have used both the same and see no difference. I like this one because you can turn the light off. You cannot the Young Living.
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Hi Scott, My name is Willy I bought one of this and did the installation, so I think I can help you. The AL-001 needs a 3v provided by any Aeon Labs micro switch, so the AL-001 only works using one of the Aeon Labs micro switch (obs: do not work with micro dimmer) And any of the micro switches requires neutral. Example of one model: http://www.amazon.com/Aeon-Labs-Aeotec-In-Wall-Appliance/dp/B008VWAPU4/ref=pd_bxgy_p_img_y
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I have two of these installed on single pole switched and haven not found a way to dim the lights without connecting through the zwave server.
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The 600 model is for for single pole switches (If you only have one light switch). The 603 is required for 3-Way (If you have multiple switches) Here is the link to the combo pack for a light with 2 separate switches on it. Lutron Electronics MIR-603THW-WH 3-Way Maestro Smart Dimmer, White You have to replace every switch connected to the light you are trying to control with a Lutron companion switch (which are digital)
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looking at the three items you have mentioned they are all the same model just different company names on them, these solar lights work well indoors and out . I hope I have answered your question. best regards dale
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What is the difference between the credenza vs plug-in lamp dimmer? They are both sold by the same company. Thank you.
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I'm not sure since I didn't get to see a comparison between the two when I went to Best Buy, but I found out that the PN42B400 model has the same E-panel technology (wide enhancer 2, .001ms response, 600Hz subfield motion, mega dynamic contrast ratio) as PN42B450's, except for the Filterbright antiglare feature. For me, it didn't justify paying an extra $124 just for Filterbright and a few extra ports. Hope that helps!
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From Aeotec's website;Our Micro Smart Dimmer has been designed to work out of the box with halogen lamp, sodium and tungsten lights. This includes leading edge LED lights.So this is a 'magnetic' type dimmer, and 'should' work with Leading Edge style LED lamps. In saying that, check out this compatiability chart from OSRAM;http://www.osram.com/media/resource/HIRES/342570/318661/parathom-classic---dimming-compatibility.pdfThe type stands for (T=Trailing, L=Leading, and U=Universal) So it really could be hit/miss.
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Lots of cool new style dimmers out there. This is my new favorite. LEVITON # IPI06-1LZ It has a cool led light on it to find it in the dark and comes with 3 different colors for the face. It works with all types of light bulbs. Al
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I ordered and installed this product in my laundry room to replace a 40 watt. I thought it might be dimmer because of the wattage, but I can't tell the difference. Good deal!
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The one from Home Depot is discontinued, which is likely why the price is so low. Also, those use 14.5 watts while the sylvania's use 10. I purchased 24 of the Sylvania 70734's for my remodel project. I had no lemons out of the box, and when paired with the right dimmer, they are all flicker free through the whole range. If you can find similar reviews for the commercial electric, I would say go for it. If not, then I would suggest going with something that is proven to work effectively and will give you years of use. They will use less power (although not a significant amount) than the commercial electric equivalent. The one from Home Depot is discontinued, which is likely why the price is so low. Also, those use 14.5 watts while the sylvania's use 10. I purchased 24 of the Sylvania 70734's for my remodel project. I had no lemons out of the box, and when paired with the right dimmer, they are all flicker free through the whole range. If you can find similar reviews for the commercial electric, I would say go for it. If not, then I would suggest going with something that is proven to work effectively and will give you years of use. They will use less power (although not a significant amount) than the... » Read More The one from Home Depot is discontinued, which is likely why the price is so low. Also, those use 14.5 watts while the sylvania's use 10. I purchased 24 of the Sylvania 70734's for my remodel project. I had no lemons out of the box, and when paired with the right dimmer, they are all flicker free through the whole range. If you can find similar reviews for the commercial electric, I would say go for it. If not, then I would suggest going with something that is proven to work effectively and will give you years of use. They will use less power (although not a significant amount) than the commercial electric equivalent. « Show Less