LutronMAIN-11291, Single Gang, White DVLV-600P-WH LIGHTING DIMMER

My house has several rooms lit by MR-16s controlled by Lutron Maestro MALV-600 dimmers. As the old incandescent MR-16s have burned out, I have been replacing them with Soraa high-CRI LEDs. These worked OK with my old dimmers - I got occasional flicker but they were very usable. I recently switched to Green Creative LED MR16s since their high-CRI bulbs were about 1/2 the price of Soraa. Unfortunately they did not work well with the Maestro dimmers - the lamps would shut off completely when the dimmer was turned up to maximum brightness. I found a document on Green Creative's web site which lists compatibilty between different dimmers, fixtures/transformers, and their bulbs. The Lutron Diva was the only dimmer that was compatible with all their bulbs and tested fixtures/transformers. Due to the lower cost of the GC bulbs, it made sense to replace the dimmer. The Diva works great for me with the GC bulbs.

The guy who installed my strip LEDs before I owned my house had used a standard dimmer switch for the LED MLV supply, which caused the LEDs to often be overdriven and die, and the power supply to occasionally trip its internal breaker. This switch fixed everything, as it's rated to be used with MLV power supplies. I had to buy a whole new set of LED strips as well.It's a bit pricey, but if you need it, you need it.

I have just installed the new switch for my LED lighting. The install was easy and the switch works well at this time. It's only been two days so I won't give it a 5 star. Time will tell.

I paired this with an Evergreen Technologies ETD1260 - Strip Lighting Power Supply which requires a magnetic low-voltage dimmer such as this one. Works perfectly - dimming is very smooth through the whole range, with no flicker. Nice little bonus I didn't see mentioned is a subtle orange back-light for finding it in the dark. Very satisfied. Keep in mind this model uses wire leads instead of terminal posts, but it comes with wire nuts.

The media could not be loaded.  Do you know how hard it is to find a magnetic low voltage dimmer? Especially one that is as nice as this! I just finished installing almost 65 ft of LED strip lighting attached to a magnetic LED driver/transformer that requires a magnetic low voltage dimmer if you plan to dim the lighting at all. It was a major task trying to find a dimmer that I liked let alone one that works! I absolutely love the results! This dimmer has fantastic control and smooth dimming from practically nothing to bright as daylight. No blinking like other I've found or rough dimming control, it is just about perfect! I was hoping to find a magnetic low voltage dimmer in the Lutron Caseta line of dimmer switches, but had no luck finding one compatible with my LED setup. Despite not finding exactly what I wanted, I did find something close and one that works perfectly.

It did not dim the light properly. So I returned it and bought an electronic dimmer. We’ll see if that works.

Just what I needed! My application called for a Magnetic Low Voltage Dimmer Switch. Most of these switches are expensive. YouTube videos specifically recommended this one here on Amazon so I got it and it worked perfectly. Good instructions. Self explanatory. I thought I would have to hire a electrician but the instructions made it easy to install. Took me about 5 minutes to install. Highly Recommend!

Works great with my 60 watt 12 volt low voltage magnetic dimmable transformer. I have led tape lights under my kitchen cabinets that it controls. No delay when turning on works good at low lighting levels and high. The only thing I didn't notice before buying is that it lights up.

Works well with the right LED driver

Works well with the right LeD driver

Perfect thanks!

used it with a transformer and it works perfectly....

slight humm still presentbit disappointedbut after trying several, it is the best I found