Dimmers And Lighting
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www.energy.gov• Study your family’s lighting needs and look for ways to use controls— like sensors, dimmers, or timers— to reduce lighting use. Refrigeration 5% Cooling 6% Lighting 5% Space Heating 42% Water Heating 18% Other 24% How We Use Energy in Our Homes Heating accounts for the biggest portion of your utility bills. Source: U.S. Energy Information
Phase-Adaptive Power Module SPEC (369835)
www.lutron.com• Lutron in-wall neutral wire dimmers; see approved list in the Dimmers and Switches Specification Guide (Lutron P/N 3671746) at www.lutron.com (see Lighting Load Interfaces section) • GRAFIK Eye QS control units * • LP, LCP, and GP dimming panels ** • HomeWorks QS remote power panels ** • HomeWorks QS in-line dimmer
Vive Maestro Wireless Dimmers and Switches
www.lutron.comganging with other dimmers or electronic switches may reduce maximum wattage, as shown. Example: If fins from one side of dimmer are removed and you have two 24 W bulbs installed (total CFL Wattage = 48 W), you may add up to 300 W of incandescent or halogen lighting. Do not remove outside fins on ends of ganged controls (shaded areas below)