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Floor Lamp Halogen Slide Dimmer
Black White
 
Floor Lamp Halogen Slide Dimmerby Satco
$45
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Table Top Slide Dimmer
Black White
 
Table Top Slide Dimmerby Satco
$40
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Step-On-Button On/Off Push Switch
Black White
 
Step-On-Button On/Off Push Switchby Satco
$9.43
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  • Can I use a 3-way dimmer in the 4-way switch location?

      • In a traditional setup, you can only have one dimmer switch, and it must replace one of the 3-way switches at either end of the circuit. The 4-way switch(es) in the middle are only used to toggle between the traveler wires and cannot be replaced with a dimmer, as 4-way dimmer switches do not exist for conventional wiring. However, some smart dimming systems, like Lutron Maestro, may allow you to install the dimmer in the 4-way position due to their unique wiring configuration, although the 3-way position is still preferred. Other smart solutions, such as Lutron Caseta, enable you to replace all switches with a main dimmer and wireless remote switches, overcoming the restrictions of traditional multi-way wiring.

  • Can I use a standard 3-way switch with a multi-location dimmer?

      • Yes, in most cases you can use a standard 3-way switch with a multi-location dimmer switch. The key is to install the multi-location dimmer in one of the 3-way switch positions, either at the line side where power enters the circuit or at the load side where power goes to the light fixture. The other 3-way switch position can use a standard 3-way switch. As long as your multi-location dimmer is compatible with standard 3-way switches, you can use it in combination with a regular 3-way switch. But always check the dimmer's instructions first, as some smart dimmer systems have specific requirements for the companion switch.

  • What types of light switches does Lightology offer?

      • You can find a selection of light switches with us, including single-pole, 3-way, and 4-way switches, along with dimmers and multi-location dimmers. These options give you the power to manage your lighting from multiple points, offering enhanced flexibility and personalization in your home's lighting setup. Our dimmers are especially noteworthy for their capacity to fine-tune light intensity from a single spot, allowing you to effortlessly craft the perfect atmosphere or mood in any room. Plus, our dimmers are compatible with a wide array of light sources, ensuring they work seamlessly with your existing lighting system.

  • How do single-pole, 3-way, and 4-way switches differ?

      • A single-pole switch allows you to control lights from one location, making it suitable for simple setups. If you need control from two locations, such as at the top and bottom of a staircase, a 3-way switch is ideal. For even more control from multiple locations, perhaps in a large room or across several rooms, a 4-way switch is what you need. Your choice should factor in the number of control points you desire for your lighting needs.

  • Can I gang dimmers together and what are the implications on capacity?

      • When you're planning to gang dimmers together, you must ensure that the spacing is equivalent to that of standard switches, as dimmers are typically wider. To do this, you'll need to remove parts of the fins on the dimmer using pliers, but be aware that this action reduces the dimmer's capacity. It's essential to calculate the total load you wish to manage before proceeding to prevent overloading. Additionally, make sure that the dimmers you're pairing are compatible and can handle the combined load. If in doubt, consult with a professional electrician to guarantee a safe and effective installation.