Can this be used as a substitute for Westek touchtronic 3 level dimmer control 6553 DJKD ?
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The package came with a three level dimmer control that I did not need - my interest was only in the transformer.I would think that this three level dimmer could be used as a substitute ; the compatibility of the connector would be the only matter to investigate,
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Hi Carol - I'm not sure, because I can't find a reference to the DJKD model anywhere. It should be able to function as a substitute, as the model name is so similar, but, as I said, I don't know how the DJKD model is supposed to be different, or where you even found one, because Google can't! ;-)
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The package came with a three level dimmer control that I did not need - my interest was only in the transformer. I would think that this three level dimmer could be used as a substitute ; the compatibility of the connector would be the only matter to investigate,
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I have not tried this. I think dimmable drivers weren't available when I purchased. I got dimmers that connected between the driver output and the strip lights and they work great. Whether you could use a fixed voltage driver with a dimmer on the input side I do not know. I am guessing not, or not with much a range anyway. That might be a good experiment.
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Lutron's "C*L Dimmer" Maestro line is made for use with dimmable LED and CFL bulbs (search model # MACL&#8209;153M). Even though you're not *supposed* to use LED's with this, I would think that as long as you have 60W total worth of bulbs running through it, it will be fine. For example, I currently have 6 recessed can flood lights running on one of these switches...if I switch to 65W-equivalent LEDs that will be roughly 57W...pushing my luck, but I expect it will work (I realize this isn't very helpful until I test it...just saying if it controls a single 60W incandescent bulb just fine, it should theoretically run six 10+ watt dimmable LED bulbs just fine as well. Would be very curious to see if anyone has tried this out that can confirm they were using this model of the Lutron switch and not one of the C*L's.
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I don't see why not. This is just a switch with a fancy timer. Of course it is not a dimmer but I don't think there would be a problem with contolling a dimmer. JMHO
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Based on what I saw about that line (it's discontinued by the way), the Acenti dimmer seems to be for incandescent bulbs, so no it will not work, unless the one you have is specially for LED light fixtures.
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It did not work with the X10 WS467 remote dimmer. This dimmer requires the user to hold the button until the desired briteness is reached. It would not turn off. It worked with my other dimmers that use a slide control.
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I'm sure you can reduce the output, but probably not with a dimmer designed for 120 volt service or with typical 120 volt transformers. You'd need more knowledge than I have and a transformer designed for the output of your system, probably available online
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I don't know exactly, but my electrician installed this dimmer switch and it works well for us:http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lutron-Toggler-600-Watt-Single-Pole-Dimmer-White-TG-600PR-WH/100672882
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Yes, I'm using several of them with Philips AmbientLED and all have worked with no problem. I needed to manually adjust the min setting so that I can use the full range of the dimmer and have not had a problem in over a year.
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The Pulse is not suitable for use with (all) dimmers. The dimmer switch may damage the Pulse Speaker.
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Minka Aire WCS223, 3-Speed Light Dimming Wall ControlThis is the remote and the comparible controller. That should take care of what you are looking for. It's what I used and it has worked properly for over a year.
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I would say yes and no. I'm currently using it for dimmable LEDs but on any level but high I tend to get instability. I haven't figured out if it's my LEDs or the dimmer. This is the second dimmer I've tried (the other was a different mfgr) and I had similar issues. Sorry I can't give a better answer.
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If you connect the dimmer control between the power source and the splitter or a single light bar it should work just fine. Try both setups to see if the splitter is the problem. If you get only an on/off response or nothing at all with that connection I am sure Lightwiki will quickly replace your dimmer control. Just so you know, my entire system worked great right out of the box and is still working fine. Mike
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While I have not used these with a dimmer switch, I see no reason why not. In effect the converter is just a conductor between the two different types of connectors.
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No it cannot. These is a scene controller so it controls scenes that are run. It allows up to 4 scenes and you can also control dimming.
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Sure, if you are good with electrical stuff I see no reason why that wouldn't work and sounds like a good idea to me. You'd just have to splice into the existing wires, perhaps pre-tin, butt splice, and using shrink tubing. The dimmer is fed low voltage since it is inline with the transformer output, so not sure if a low voltage style dimmer is req'd, or if you can get by with a standard 120 VAC one (that part I have no idea).
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Yes, as long it not over 600 watts in total. Also, it's don't have a dimmer build in. But, it work goods as a normal three ways. The only things I have small problem is the switch behind a brick wall taken longer to respond and have to flip it again slower. Hope this helps.