Product Description
The MA-PRO-WH Maestro PRO LED+ Dimmer offers advanced phase-selectable dimming technology, making it compatible with a wide range of bulb types and load types. Ideal for both single-pole and multi-location setups, this versatile dimmer ensures precise light level control in modern lighting applications.
Key Features
- Phase-selectable dimming: Supports both forward and reverse-phase dimming for enhanced compatibility.
- Versatile load support: Compatible with dimmable LED, ELV, MLV, incandescent, and halogen bulbs.
- Enhanced functionality: Built-in Front Accessible Service Switch (FASS) for safe bulb replacement.
- Reliable performance: Features power failure memory and RTISS Equipped circuitry to handle line-voltage variations.
- Modern design: Fits standard designer wallplate openings (wallplate sold separately).
Specifications
- Application: Digital fade dimmer, multi-location/3-way/single-pole
- Max Wattage: 250W LED, 500W INC/HAL/ELV, 400VA MLV
- Voltage: 120V, 50/60Hz
- Wallplate: Not included
- Finish: Gloss White
Installation Tips
- Determine load type and set dimmer to forward-phase or reverse-phase mode accordingly.
- Use Maestro companion dimmers for multi-location control with up to 9 companion dimmers.
- Ensure compatibility with dimmable bulbs and load types for optimal performance.
- Refer to wiring diagrams for correct setup in single-pole or multi-location configurations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What load types are compatible with this dimmer?
A: It supports dimmable LED, ELV, MLV, incandescent, and halogen bulbs.
Q: Can this dimmer be used for 3-way applications?
A: Yes, it supports single-pole, 3-way, and multi-location setups when paired with companion dimmers.
Q: Does this dimmer include a wallplate?
A: No, the wallplate is sold separately.
Q: What is the maximum wattage for this dimmer?
A: It supports up to 250W for LED, 500W for incandescent/halogen/ELV, and 400VA for MLV.
Q: What is phase selection, and why is it important?
A: Phase selection allows the dimmer to switch between forward-phase and reverse-phase modes, ensuring compatibility with various bulb and load types.
