How is this different from Lutron CA-1PSH - Paddle Switch - White Claro General Purpose Switch - Single Pole - 15 Amps - 120/277 Volt? Or isn't it?
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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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I took info off the lamp bulb & lamp body. It's an 18w bulb(s) & it works off of 120v, 60HzAC, but I don't know what the PL is for, nor is it on the lamp.
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Lutron is probably the best in the business. Costly compared to this brand, but very high quality, and great customer service. Available locally at bigbox home improvement stores in case you're in a hurry; although I hope you're NOT in a hurry since it's been 2 years since you posted your question! XD
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It's max load is 500 watts at 120volts...a little over 4 amps, however the conductor leads are 14 AWG which would be equivalent to a 15 amp household circuit. The max load of the switch should be adhered to.
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It's 120V. Sorry. I don't know if you can get a converter or not. Too bad, because it's the best quality lamp I've ever found. I'm a jeweler and have been using florescent lamps for almost 50 years. This one is very heavy duty with locking clamps to allow you to adjust and lock in place. I have bought 3 of them so far. Yes, comes with 3 standard 15W tubes.
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Their web site says: SWITCH RATING SPECIFICATIONS: 1 H.P. at 125 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 2 H.P. at 250 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 20 Amps 125 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 10 Amps 150 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 10 Amps 277 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 7 Amps 125 V.A.C. Tungsten
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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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No,this's a single pole switch. You have to buy 3-way or 4-way Lutron switch,is depend how many switches are controlling one light fixture... Correct connection of wiring is required to works properly because is more than 3 or 4 wires!!!
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I'm not sure. I'd check lutrons website. I've always found their wedsite very helpful. Or call customer service!
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I don't know about lumens but I believe it's 15 watts and it definitely sheds sufficient light over my counter in my kitchen when I'm preparing food. Of course, I use a ceiling light as well as a light over my table to bring in additional light to the room. But they are not necessary if you just want to use this for prep work. I have a narrow and long kitchen. This fixture also has an outlet already attached, which is what I needed. Overall it is doing the job.
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It's the light equivalent of 100 watts. I bought dimmer switches because I thought it would be too bright (I have 7 in my kitchen), but it isn't that much brighter than the 65 watt incandescent I've replaced, BTW, Costco is selling them for $16.00.
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Leviton 1755-W 15 Amp, 120 Volt, Decora Brand Style Single-Pole, AC Combination Switch, Commercial Grade, Non-Grounded, White Sold by Amazon
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You must read the instructions from the website. Lutron is so tediously technical it is impossible to sum it up in few words. When you get the instructions just go slow through them because they definitely were written by an engineer! Complete, but most confusing! ;) On the up side you really only have to do it once to get how it works (sort of) and the quality of the device is fantastic.
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Their web site says: SWITCH RATING SPECIFICATIONS:1 H.P. at 125 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 2 H.P. at 250 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ20 Amps 125 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 10 Amps 150 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ10 Amps 277 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 7 Amps 125 V.A.C. Tungsten
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Lutron LC 300H is a switch/dimmer. I replaced the on/off switch on the cords of two lamps with it and they work on both my lamps perfectly.
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Note the minimum wattage (60w). If you are trying to switch a single LED light it is almost certainly lower than this figure. I tried this with a "60 watt equivalent" LED which actually consumes 9 watts and it was unreliable and sometimes flickered when "off".
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Their claims seem a bit off, it's more like 1200 to 1500 lumens. Elsewhere datasheets show 67 lumens per watt Epistar LEDs and current measurements show 23W INPUT, so you do the math subtracting for inefficiencies since output must be lower than input power. It's still a good lumen:price ratio but the actual lumen range is helpful to know for comparative purposes.