- Radiant CFL/LED Dimmer Light Switch, Single-Pole/3-Way with Locator Light, 0-10V, RHCL453PW3PKCC4, White, 3-Pack

These are by far the best dimmer switches that I have seen. They have a toggle on/off switch and a dimmer bar next to it. The dimmer bar is thick enough that you don't have to fumble around to find it like some other bands. The dimmer switch also has a setting wheel so you can adjust for various LED wattage uses so you don't get flickering. I have used them for a single 13 watt LED and a line with 400 watt LED bulbs. The sensitivity is vey good as well. You can also use these for 3-way switches and push terminals are of very high quality - very easy to install and they look great.

Pros: Click feel is awesome, (the ones I replaced were very anemic feeling, gave way to easily with no Click!) snappy and responsive Looks gorgeous Easy to clean LED makes it easy to find at night/in the dark Compatible with my dimmable recessed lights No buzz or hum Dimmer Slider is sturdy with no play, very precise Perfect fit with standard boxes and gang plates Cons Pricey (but worth it) Was not compatible with my smart bulbs (HUE) (but the non dimmer version is!) Notes and Unknowns: HUE compatibility not really important if you use HUE switches and apps by if you use a mix of bulbs or have several lights on one switch it’s good to know.

It’s a switch. Dimmer switch. If your house is outfitted with legrand - fits right in. Idk about the long term longevity - will update here if something happens for so far so good. Works with CFM and LED. Build and price check out.

While I don't feel much can be said about wall switches, I have to say I was very pleased with the design and functionality of the locater light included with these wall switches. The locater light is designed to help you find the switch in a dark room, and to Legrand's credit, the locater lights are just bright enough to get the job done without being so bright as to be a distraction. I did drop one star for these switches because they are significantly more expensive than comparable switches. Legrand hardware, in general, is pitched as being higher quality, and I have no qualms about paying for better quality when I know that to be the case, but in my situation I wanted the locater light function and was willing to pay to have that feature.

I previously purchased a complete set of Legrand Radiant outlets, switches and covers to redo the whole house. As often happens, I needed a few extra pieces to finish the job. As is also often the case, the big box store where I purchased these no longer carried them. Fortunately, I found them on Amazon. The Legrand Radiant line is quite nice. Pieces are easy to adjust and the covers are screwless for a nice finished look. Most pieces combine the ease of slip in holes for the wires with the clamping power of screws for a superior connection.. There are a wide range of device options and I've not had an issue with any of the various pieces that I have installed. This dimmer works on just about any kind of bulb, LED in my case, and has an adjustment to fine tune the bottom end.

Very high quality dimmers. Much better than ones found in big box stores that often flickers.

This 3-way, dimming switch is good quality and works well. Fair priced.

I ordered 15 of these (5 packs of 3) and had an electrician install them in a 3100 sq ft house. Using known dimmable LED's these switches are flickering at full brightness and low brightness. All the time. On normal non-dimmable switches, the LED's work fine. At another property I own, these same LED's work fine with other dimmers with no flickering. Now I have 15 of these switches installed and flickering like crazy. Electricians have thrown the boxes away during install. So now I'm stuck trying to figure out whether to install some sort of LED capacitor or replacing all of these switches with another brand. Both are expensive solutions. I would not buy these specific ones again. These ones come in unique packaging. I was expecting a white and red box. These came in a white and greenish box and with only Spanish writing. Perhaps these are different than other ones I have used (successfully) in the past.

This switch looks good packaged and even better in your hand. Those side, back, top & bottom views which are not visible after installation say I am a well made quality product. You will enjoy the appearance of this switch and the way it functions. The importance of that little non objectionable light that allows you to find the switch in a dark room work can not be over stated. This is a well engineered light switch and I think a wake up call to all light switch manufacturers to offer the "find in the dark" feature.

I bought these switches to be able to dim my lights. They do not dim very much. Disappointing. Same result with multiple types of lights.

Honestly, I thought I was buying a different Legrand dimmer that looks identical to this one. So for my use of it, this one is a pretty crappy and disappointing dimmer. The design of it is great and the installation process is a breeze. It just doesn’t perform well (and sometimes at all) on LED fixtures :( I placed it on *dimmable* wall sconces with LED strips inside them and this dimmer only made them buzz and it wouldn’t dim the lights AT ALL. Took it off the sconces. Once placed on LED pot lights, those lights don’t hum and they do dim, but the range is garbage - the min-max range goes from 50% to 100%. I thought I was buying the Tru-Universal dimmer, which I’ve used and which does a nice job dimming LED fixtures and the range is 10-20% MIN to 100% MAX. I suggest getting that one instead, although it’s $20-30 more expensive: RH703PTUTCCCV4 is the white model, the series # is RH703P.

I tested the switch after making the wire connections both switch and demineralization were working fine. I ainstalled it in the box. I changed the cover to almond. Few days later I noticed the dimmer has stopped dimming the light.I am using Halogen 150 W bulb single pole. I contacted the support and after basic questions they asked me to contact the manufacturer to make sure that the installation was performed right. I will do it tomorrow. To be continued ... Called the manufacturer, technical guy says what bulb are you using?" I say "Halogen 150" w. He says is it dimmable? I say "the old deimmer that I am replacing because the knob broke used to dim it" "How old is it?" I say "I do not know may be 2 years". He says "Replace it with a new bulb". I say "Is not the Legrand dimmer supposed to work with Halogen bulbs?" He says "The Halogen bulb when it nears the end of its life draws to much current and it may have damaged the dimmer." What? Do I have to replace the dimmer every time the Halogen nears the end of its life? How would I know when? The light is perfectly normal I perceive no change. I am sorry I bought this item. I want it returned.

you can adjust the lowest level with a wheel, but even at lowest its way more than i want. As far as the small brightness slider, if you like that style, its better than other options with smaller rocker switches, this has a full size rocker and the slider button is easier to grab than leviton's tiny thing. Stores where i live were liquidating it and amazon too selling near half of list price. At full price it would have been more than any competiting switch but in the $24 range if you dont need to adjust to super low level and want the small slider, this is a good option that works with their nice looking screwless (albeit pricy) wall plates. get em while you can because i think all these pass and seymour (acquired by giant french electric equipment maker Legrand) products are being discontinued or replaced.