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Maestro C.L Sensor Dimmer
2-in-1 Maestro C.L Dimmer Sensor
The Maestro sensor dimmer gives you the best of both worlds - it works just like a Lutron Maestro C.L dimmer, providing the best dimming performance of LEDs, halogen and incandescent bulbs, with the added benefit of an occupancy sensor. The Maestro dimmer sensor is perfect for high trafficked rooms or areas in your home where dimming is still desired, and can be programmed to operate as an occupancy sensor or vacancy sensor.
- Mistake proof wiring
- No neutral wire required.
- Easy install and set up.
Ideal Applications
Bathroom
Set bathroom lights to automatically come on at a dimmed level, lighting your way in the middle of the night.
Recommended mode:
Occupancy (auto on/auto off)
Kitchen
Install in high traffic areas like the kitchen to control your overhead or under-counter lights.
Recommended mode:
Vacancy (auto off)
Hallway
No need to fumble to find the light switch in a dark hallway or foyer.
Recommended mode:
Occupancy (auto on/auto off)
Superior XCT sensing technology
Provides the best dimming performance for the broadest list
James L
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de enero de 2025
I quickly and easily installed this Dimmer Switch in the bathroom, wishing to set a new automatically-dimmed light level for a new very-over-bright LED vanity light. I love the fact that I could adjust the default settings to my preferences (see photo for details, it's a bit tricky).Now, as I begin to enter the doorway, the PIR motion sensor immediately recognizes the movement and quickly ramps up the brightness to my preferred, roughly-50%, level. Perfect !The light remains on as long as motion continues to be detected. After my preferred setting of 3 minutes without motion, the light level is ramped down to zero. If a different brightness level is desired for a specific task, merely press toggle buttons.I was a bit confused at first, but after noting that if you elect to, or accidentally, manually press the switch to turn the light Off, the auto-on feature will be disabled for 25 seconds, even if motion is detected. This is to provide occupants time to exit larger rooms after manually turning the lights off. If immediately re-entering the room (within 25 seconds), the unit must be manually turned on. After 25 seconds, the unit will return to normal detection operation.
Phil
Comentado en Canadá el 6 de julio de 2023
We had a 3 way light in our hallway in a dark part of the house where the switches weren't in the easiest spots to access. I swapped out the central one with this motion activated dimmer switch as we have a baby on the way and thought this would make it easier to turn on the lights in the middle of the night while ensuring it could be dimmed instead of full brightness. If you've swapped out light switches before, this one is easy enough and the only trick was that with the 3 way, I needed the other one in the ON position for this one to be active. It's easy to program using the instruction manual, and the motion detection works extremely well (catches you coming around the hallway corner or out of rooms and turns on as you are entering the hallway). We've set it to turn on to the last used brightness, so before bed I turn it to a dimmer setting and in the morning keep it closer to full brightness. Very useful and works so well that I wish I'd installed it a year ago when I first thought about it!
JLE
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de octubre de 2023
I purchased this for use in our kitchen's breakfast nook to allow adjusting the brightness and for shutting off the lines when everybody had left the table.Installation was fairly straightforward and it took all of 30 minutes to swap the switch and configure it to my liking.The only thing that stumped me for a moment was the green ground wire coming off the frame, and what I thought was also a green ground screw. A quick consult of the directions declared that the screw was actually blue (still looks more green to me) and it was only needed if wiring with multiple switches.I see folks complaining that their LED's flicker with this switch. They need to make sure that the LEDs are actually dimmable. While the switch works with LEDs, the bulbs ALSO have to be dimmable. If the bulb drivers are not designed to be dimmable they will flicker.I also see folks complaining that it is hard to configure. There are four settings you can set, each with no more than four choices to select with each. You only have to set the ones you want to change from the defaults.For those on the West Coast, this switch meets California Title 24 building requirements that now require vacancy sensors to control lights in bathrooms, garages, laundry rooms, and utility rooms.
RJN
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de diciembre de 2022
I've purchased 3 of these for rooms where I need occupancy AND dimmer features. These work excellent for single pole, single location use (for a few dollars more, there is another version available which can work with multiple switches controlling the same load).One of the switches was installed 5 years ago, and still works flawlessly, very impressive. They are also good looking, and very customizable.No clicking, they turn on silent. They also have an ambient light sensor, which can be enabled/disabled in the programmable setup. The switch can be set to no occupancy mode and not turn on when the room is already bright enough, like during the day when curtains are open. Great energy savings.On the con side, these are expensive, but sometimes quality costs. Buy with confidence.PS: If you don't need BOTH dimmer AND occupancy features, there are other models available with just one of those abilities for about half the price.
Alan The Tinkerer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2014
When i replaced all my floodlights with led bulbs, I also replaced my manual dimmers with these.They work great and can be programmed as to which intensity to turn on at, they also learn how low the ambient light needs to be in order to turn on (Depending on the setting).Also, there is an advances setting mode, found that in a separate manual. That allows you to lock the switch at a given preset, so even if you change the light level, after turning off and on, you're back to the preset level. This is useful for example in a hallway by the bedrooms were i set the preset at the lowest level so we don't get blasted by light at night.So, while the positives are obvious from a quick look at the manual, here are a couple gotchas:- These dimmers work in a three way setup, but only with a companion dimmer that does not have a sensor. So if you want a motion sensor at the base of your stairs and a motion sensor at the top of your stairs, this will not work, kind of a shame. At least with the companion dimmer you can control dimming from both ends of the stairwell and turn the light on/off with the button- You can use this in a three way setup with a regular siwtch (just have to change a setting so it knows you're using a regular switch)- the motion sensitivity setting only has high and low - basically, high is not high enough and low is not low enough. Wish it would have a broader adjustment rangeMy only major issue with these switches is that I have not found out a way to force these to stay on - basically without any movement, the light will go off after the timeout. Yes, you can go in the settings, follow some steps, and disable the motion sensor but that pretty much defeats the purpose of buying a dimmer with a motion sensor. I wish that i could hold the up button and turn the light on and then it would stay on until i press the button. About the same goes for off. If you want the light to stay off while you're in the room, you can pull the bottom service switch, but that's hokey.The way the sensor works is, after you turn off the light, it waits for the movement to stop and then 20 more seconds. but if you're sitting still for 30 seconds, then your next motion will turn on the light. Most other motion activated switches have a manual switch, that would have been an option too.So, while the ability to force the switch to stay on would have been nice, we really like the switches overall. They work very well and we have them all over our house.
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