What is the difference between this unit and the Lutron DVWCL-153PH-WH. The wall plate?
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Got me. You might want to go to Lutron's website and submit a query, or call the toll free number listed on the switch (you have to look closely at the bottom left of the metal flange).
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Just called Lutron Tech Support to verify. This model indeed includes ALD (Ambient Light Detection) mode just like the occupancy sensors that mount in wall boxes. The wall mount Radio Powr Savr units (wall and corner) do not have ALD.
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No wall plates included. Here is a compatible part:Leviton 80401-W 1-Gang Decora/GFCI Device Decora Wallplate, Standard Size, Thermoset, Device Mount, White
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I can't honestly answer your question since I only bought one of these units. What I CAN tell you, however, is that the unit I bought cast a very low light and then stopped working altogether after about a month. Tried replacing the batteries in both the light and the remote switch -- to no avail. I had to throw it in the trash. If a remote switch is not really necessary I suggest you look at the "led lights with hook" section in Amazon. The 27-LED variety casts a good deal of light and can be hung from a wall or attached to a metal surface via a magnet on the back. Good luck.
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I am not an electrician. I spoke to the Lutron team. They told me that switches will differ slightly in looks and functionality from one subtype to another. The main difference here is the appearance- paddle switch Vs flat switch. The best way is to call Lutron Customer Service. They are very responsive and informative.
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It comes with a wall plate. However, standard decor plates fit. This is important if you have a gang of 2, 3 or 4 switches in the same electrical box.
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Since that's a very technical question, I'd suggest you contact Lutron directly via phone or their website - that would be the best way to get the correct answer to your question.
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I don't really see a difference. I like the unit but it's a bit dim in daylight. Other than that it works just fine.
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I found the same problem. Apparently this some sort of mount that is common overseas, not in the US. I tried to find the wall plates online to no avail. Contacted Philips for help and they just told me they don't sell wall plates. Not the most helpful support in my opinion.
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There are some LED Panels, and Company has to let you know which one. Examples Lutron or Leviton brand... Here some models IP710-DL PA18036
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I did not use a wall plate . Just used the thermostat . next to the light switch box ..
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The dimmer did not come with a wall plate. I used a relatively cheap one found at home depot. I found that a standard cover for a square light switch worked just fine
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I have seen them at hardware stores such as Lows, Osh, Home Depot. Did you try some research over Amazon? Also might help to go to Lutron website to see if they have them. I found faceplates there.Hope that might help.
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I did a quick test using my Canon 430exII on a white wall. IMHO, lost light is about 2/3 - 1 stop of light, which is easy to correct. More importantly, the historgram had a better curve with the softbox.
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they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do... » Read More they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. « Show Less
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This model is 500 lumens. I doubt you would be able to tell the difference between the two different powers.
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Sounds like the one I replaced in my draws. This worked well on mine. the plate on the wall had 2 holes on top and 2 on the bottom. there is a left and right side bracket.