--- product_id: 202016499 title: "Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way" brand: "lutron" price: "2276 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/202016499-lutron-maestro-led-dimmer-switch-tap-dimmer-single-pole-3 store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # 150W LED/CFL & 600W incandescent 250+ dim levels 15-min no-neutral install Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way **Brand:** lutron **Price:** 2276 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 💡 Elevate your space with flawless dimming—because your lighting should work as hard as you do. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way by lutron - **How much does it cost?** 2276 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/202016499-lutron-maestro-led-dimmer-switch-tap-dimmer-single-pole-3) ## Best For - lutron enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted lutron brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Effortless Installation:** No neutral wire needed—get professional-grade lighting control installed in just 15 minutes. - • **Flicker-Free Experience:** Tested on thousands of bulbs to ensure zero flicker and no interference with other dimmers. - • **Multi-Location Convenience:** Supports single-pole or 3-way setups with up to 10 dimmers for whole-home lighting harmony. - • **Precision Lighting Control:** Over 250 smooth dimming levels for the perfect ambiance every time. - • **Universal Bulb Compatibility:** Seamlessly works with dimmable LED, CFL, halogen, and incandescent bulbs up to 150W/600W. ## Overview The Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch offers advanced, flicker-free dimming compatible with all major bulb types, delivering over 250 lighting levels. Designed for easy 15-minute installation without a neutral wire, it supports single-pole and multi-location setups, making it the smart choice for modern homes seeking seamless, customizable lighting control. ## Description Bring technology and style to your home with the Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer, the first digital dimmer that is compatible with all of today's bulb types dimmable CFL and LED, halogen, and incandescent. This digital dimmer gradually turns lights on and off, allowing your eyes to adjust to the new light level. LED's display the light level and glow softly in the dark, acting as a locator light so you can easily find the control in the dark. Use the rocker to adjust the light level for any activity or set the preset level to ensure lights always turn on to your desired light level. Advanced features include delayed fade to off, which allows time to exit a room or to get into bed before the lights turn off. Installing the Maestro LED+ is simple and quick, and is perfect for any room in the home. It also coordinates with the entire Maestro family of controls including dimmers, switches, occupancy sensors, and more. Coordinating Claro wall plate is not included. Review: Not exactly smart, but highly functional - I've installed several of these dimmers in our home, in both one and two dimmer configurations. They are both attractive and functional, and they allow you to use multiple dimmers on a 3-way circuit without any rewiring. They work well with both incandescent bulbs, compact fluorescents and LED lights that are dimmable, and provide the fullest range of dimming I have seen with these types of bulbs. They come pre-programmed to bring lights to full brightness quickly, and to turn lights out by slowly dimming them, allowing you to see where you're going even after turning out the lights. A pair of small buttons allow you to set the brightness level, and that level will be maintained even after a power failure. Double tapping the switch always brings it back to full brightness, however, which is very convenient. Every aspect of how these dimmers function is programmable, from ramp-up and ramp-down times to dimming modes. However, the programming sequence is not at all intuitive, so most people will undoubtedly use the default program. Programming involves tapping specific buttons in a specific sequence - it's a bit like programming some cars or resetting the check engine light, where you may have to turn the ignition on, then off, turn on the left turn signal and blink the headlights twice. One thing that may not be clear from the instructions is that you are not limited to using only one companion switch with this master switch. If you have the wiring for it, you can wire several companion switches in parallel, all of which can control the same light. There is also a version that includes two dimmer switches in one unit, which is very handy when space is limited. One caution is that these are electronic dimmers and they need a small amount of power to function. That power comes from current flowing through the circuitry, even when the switch is off. It's difficult to find in the instructions, but they require a minimum 40 watt load to function. That's no problem with an incandescent bulb, but many LED's use much less than that. For example, a light fixture that has two 1600 lumen bulbs (equivalent to 100 watt incandescent bulbs) may use as little as 26 watts. In theory, that's not enough for these dimmers to function. Sure enough, I had a light with three 5000 lumen bulbs, each using only 7 watts. It wasn't enough for the dimmer to work. However, when I replaced the bulbs with 800 lumen bulbs, each using 9 watts, the dimmer worked without any problems. So it would appear they can function with anything above 25 watts or so, but the stated minimum is 40. Finally, a word about intelligence. Lutron was the original manufacturer of mood lighting, with multi-zone dimmers, each controlling multiple lights and with programs that, with a single button, allow one to set a bunch of lights to specified levels simultaneously. The Maestro is not one of those. These are not smart dimmers and they can't be controlled by Alexa, or via the Internet. You can't even use an app to control all of your dimmers from your smart phone. These are also a lot less expensive than smart dimmers, and they're a lot less confusing to the uninitiated. When your mother-in-law visits, it won't take her any time at all to figure out how to use one of these that controls the dining room lights. With a smart dimmer, it might take some time to learn which button to push, or to say, "Alexi, set lights for dinner." Furthermore, there's no danger that these dimmers will ever be hacked the way a smart dimmer can be. After all, smart devices usually have almost no security and there have already been cases of people 'gas-lighting' their ex-spouses remotely to drive them nuts. No such worries with these switches. Simple, elegant and highly functional - what more could you want? Review: Good switch for LEDs with great instructions! - I purchased this Lutron Maestro switch as a substitute for the Lutron DIVA I tried previously. I replaced the bulbs in my track lighting fixture (http://amzn.com/B005D86XBE ) with LED bulbs (http://amzn.com/B00LGZCVSW ) and found that with the DIVA, there was still noticeable flickering no matter how I adjusted the dimmer low limit. This Maestro switch solved that. PROS: ~ As with the DIVA, the MAESTRO switch came with EXCELLENT instructions. I really mean excellent. Lutron includes clear pictures, good descriptions, and enough information for even a DIY customer to install the switch themselves. ~ They also include extras like 3 wire nuts and the small jumper cable you might need depending on your switch layouts. ~ Functionally this switch works perfectly. I can dim the GU10 LEDs down to a pretty low level without any flicker. To accomplish this, I had to follow the directions and adjust the minimum dimmer level higher until the flicker went away. Even with the adjustment, the lowest level is still pretty low. ~ Lights fade in and out. This is also adjustable, which means in total, you can adjust the high and low dimmer limits as well as the time it takes for the lights to fade in and out. Personally, I don't need much adjustment there, but if you are picky, you have options. Better to have them and not need them! ~ Comes with the push in style wiring. I choose NOT to use the push in connectors because I think they tend to loosen over time and that might lead to an arc or worse. Most good electricians will opt to use the screw terminals over the push in connectors for that exact reason. Its your choice, but I picked the confidence of the screw terminals. CONS: ~ The only thing I can say against this switch is that, like the DIVA, it requires a deeper gang box. Its similar to the size of an old GFCI outlet and so you just need to account for that. It will be a reeeeaaalll tight squeeze if you are trying to stuff this into a shallower remodel box. EXTRA: ~ For me this isn't a PRO or a CON, so it went here. The maestro switches use momentary buttons instead of a toggle or rocker switch. The momentary button does have a nice confident click and the nice a thing is you can click the top or the bottom of the switch and will still turn the lights ON if they are OFF or vice versa if they are already ON. Basically all you need to do is slap any part of the switch and it will do what its supposed to. ~ If you are going to wire this switch as a three way using a regular mechanical switch as the other switch, you need to make sure you read all the way through the directions and rewire the mechanical switch as indicated. If you fail to do this, the three way circuit behaves very strangely due to the electronics in the Maestro switch. SUMMARY: If you are doing any remodeling or installation with LED lighting, this is a good switch to try out. Since it costs roughly the same as the DIVA you can decide which style of switch you like better, a rocker or a momentary with fade. I think its personal taste unless you run into a situation like me, where the DIVA switch wasn't functioning properly and so you might need to try this Maestro. ## Features - Tested on 1,000s of bulbs and dozens of brands for flicker-free dimming. Works with up to 150 Watts of dimmable LED/CFL bulbs or 600 Watts of incandescent/halogen bulbs. For list of recommended bulbs view "Technical Specification" below - Provides over 250 lighting levels so you can create the perfect light for any activity - Lutron patented technology to optimize the dim range of your bulb and prevent interference with other dimmers in the home - Can be used in single-pole or 3-Way/multi-location dimming applications (up to 10 locations, Maestro companion dimmer MA-RR-XX required) - Installs in as little as 15 minutes in homes of all ages – NO NEUTRAL REQUIRED ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B085D8K43F | | Actuator Type | N.A | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,080 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #10 in Dimmer Switches | | Brand | Lutron | | Brand Name | Lutron | | Circuit Type | Single Pole, 3-Way with Maestro Companion Dimmer | | Color | White | | Connectivity Protocol | N.A | | Connector Type | Hard Wired | | Contact Material | Plastic | | Contact Type | Normally Closed | | Control Method | Touch | | Controller Type | Push Button | | Current Rating | 2 A | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 5,347 Reviews | | Included Components | 3 Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch | | International Protection Rating | N.A | | Item Dimensions | 1.44 x 2.94 x 4.69 inches | | Item Type Name | Lutron Maestro C.L Dimmer Switch (3 Pack) | for Dimmable LED, Halogen & Incandescent Bulbs, Single-Pole or Multi-Location | MACL-153M-WH | White | | Lower Temperature Rating | 32 °F | | Manufacturer | Lutron | | Material Type | Metal, Plastic | | Model | MACL-153M-WH-3 | | Mounting Type | N.A | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Positions | 2 | | Operating Voltage | 120 volts | | Operation Mode | ON-DIM-OFF | | Part Number | MACL-153M-WH-3 | | Switch Type | Dimmer Switch | | Terminal | N.a | | UPC | 784276805742 | | Unit Count | 3 Count | | Upper Temperature Rating | 104 °F | | Wattage | 150 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Lutron - **Connector Type:** Hard Wired - **Contact Type:** Normally Closed - **Current Rating:** 2 A - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.44 x 2.94 x 4.69 inches - **Material:** Metal, Plastic - **Operating Voltage:** 120 volts - **Operation Mode:** ON-DIM-OFF - **Switch Type:** Dimmer Switch - **Terminal:** N.a ## Images ![Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61kr5VwecGL.jpg) ![Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61REy9sws3L.jpg) ![Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51zFurfHHhL.jpg) ![Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61fh2ChKe8L.jpg) ![Lutron Maestro LED+ Dimmer Switch, Tap Dimmer, Single Pole/3-way - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71sO7bcDbqL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: how much power do led indicator lights draw?** A: Although the dim level indicators on the dimmer control usually remain on, they can optionally be set to turn off when the room light turns off. It's an option setting that can be set during or even after installation, without even having to remove the switch plate. Refer to the dimmer's programming guide on the Lutron web site. **Q: The max brightness seems lower than when I had a non-digital dimmer. How do I adjust? I see instructions for the lower dim range but not the max** A: Please see Lutron's Application Note #459. All of these settings are NOT listed in the manual that came with your switch. www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048459.pdf You want to adjust IL7, the high-end trim.IL1: Preset Light Level (last setting or set permanently)IL2: Fade ON Time (0.75 to 15.0 seconds)IL3: Fade OFF Time (0.75 to 15.0 seconds)IL4: Delayed Fade to OFF (time to leave the room - 10 to 70 seconds)IL5: Enable/Disable Indicator Lights (LED dots off or on)IL6: Low-End Trim (minimum brightness)IL7: High-End Trim (maximum brightness) **Q: Can this handle dimming LED lights all the way down so they are actually dim, like the incandescents? Yes, I have an LED light bulb that is dimmable.** A: I have the Wafer 6 in. White Integrated LED Recessed Kit that Home Depot sells. They say they can go down to 10%.. I had another switch in previously that the lights wouldn't dim down as far and would turn off randomly when dimmed down all the way. If you use the adjustment feature in this switch it seems like they go down to that no problem. I've been running them for a day and no flickering or turning off. If anything changes I'll leave an updated comment or update this answer. Two factors you'll need to look at: 1) what is the LED bulb rated to go down to 2) Is this dimmer compatible? If your LED bulb says it can do it try many different dimmers until one works :) **Q: Is anyone using this with an LED and if so, for how long and how is it working? Thanks!** A: I'm using this with two 12.5W Soraa High-CRI "Vivid" series LED PAR30 4000K bulbs (total controlled load: 25W) and it is the finest dimmer switch I've ever used. With the "Advanced mode" custom programming (Technical document: www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048459.pdf) to adjust the "low trim" (dimmest point) I can get these bulbs to be on and stable at only <1% illumination (I call it "moon glow"--it wasn't even enough to register on a basic light meter at 2 feet). Dimming is "buttery smooth" and all time delays work perfectly. I previously used a cheaper dimmer switch that didn't do anywhere as near as well. I'm now in the process of replacing all my older cheaper dimmers with these Lutron units (one by one as they are pretty pricey!) because they're just that awesome. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not exactly smart, but highly functional *by S***. on September 26, 2018* I've installed several of these dimmers in our home, in both one and two dimmer configurations. They are both attractive and functional, and they allow you to use multiple dimmers on a 3-way circuit without any rewiring. They work well with both incandescent bulbs, compact fluorescents and LED lights that are dimmable, and provide the fullest range of dimming I have seen with these types of bulbs. They come pre-programmed to bring lights to full brightness quickly, and to turn lights out by slowly dimming them, allowing you to see where you're going even after turning out the lights. A pair of small buttons allow you to set the brightness level, and that level will be maintained even after a power failure. Double tapping the switch always brings it back to full brightness, however, which is very convenient. Every aspect of how these dimmers function is programmable, from ramp-up and ramp-down times to dimming modes. However, the programming sequence is not at all intuitive, so most people will undoubtedly use the default program. Programming involves tapping specific buttons in a specific sequence - it's a bit like programming some cars or resetting the check engine light, where you may have to turn the ignition on, then off, turn on the left turn signal and blink the headlights twice. One thing that may not be clear from the instructions is that you are not limited to using only one companion switch with this master switch. If you have the wiring for it, you can wire several companion switches in parallel, all of which can control the same light. There is also a version that includes two dimmer switches in one unit, which is very handy when space is limited. One caution is that these are electronic dimmers and they need a small amount of power to function. That power comes from current flowing through the circuitry, even when the switch is off. It's difficult to find in the instructions, but they require a minimum 40 watt load to function. That's no problem with an incandescent bulb, but many LED's use much less than that. For example, a light fixture that has two 1600 lumen bulbs (equivalent to 100 watt incandescent bulbs) may use as little as 26 watts. In theory, that's not enough for these dimmers to function. Sure enough, I had a light with three 5000 lumen bulbs, each using only 7 watts. It wasn't enough for the dimmer to work. However, when I replaced the bulbs with 800 lumen bulbs, each using 9 watts, the dimmer worked without any problems. So it would appear they can function with anything above 25 watts or so, but the stated minimum is 40. Finally, a word about intelligence. Lutron was the original manufacturer of mood lighting, with multi-zone dimmers, each controlling multiple lights and with programs that, with a single button, allow one to set a bunch of lights to specified levels simultaneously. The Maestro is not one of those. These are not smart dimmers and they can't be controlled by Alexa, or via the Internet. You can't even use an app to control all of your dimmers from your smart phone. These are also a lot less expensive than smart dimmers, and they're a lot less confusing to the uninitiated. When your mother-in-law visits, it won't take her any time at all to figure out how to use one of these that controls the dining room lights. With a smart dimmer, it might take some time to learn which button to push, or to say, "Alexi, set lights for dinner." Furthermore, there's no danger that these dimmers will ever be hacked the way a smart dimmer can be. After all, smart devices usually have almost no security and there have already been cases of people 'gas-lighting' their ex-spouses remotely to drive them nuts. No such worries with these switches. Simple, elegant and highly functional - what more could you want? ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good switch for LEDs with great instructions! *by S***E on May 22, 2015* I purchased this Lutron Maestro switch as a substitute for the Lutron DIVA I tried previously. I replaced the bulbs in my track lighting fixture (http://amzn.com/B005D86XBE ) with LED bulbs (http://amzn.com/B00LGZCVSW ) and found that with the DIVA, there was still noticeable flickering no matter how I adjusted the dimmer low limit. This Maestro switch solved that. PROS: ~ As with the DIVA, the MAESTRO switch came with EXCELLENT instructions. I really mean excellent. Lutron includes clear pictures, good descriptions, and enough information for even a DIY customer to install the switch themselves. ~ They also include extras like 3 wire nuts and the small jumper cable you might need depending on your switch layouts. ~ Functionally this switch works perfectly. I can dim the GU10 LEDs down to a pretty low level without any flicker. To accomplish this, I had to follow the directions and adjust the minimum dimmer level higher until the flicker went away. Even with the adjustment, the lowest level is still pretty low. ~ Lights fade in and out. This is also adjustable, which means in total, you can adjust the high and low dimmer limits as well as the time it takes for the lights to fade in and out. Personally, I don't need much adjustment there, but if you are picky, you have options. Better to have them and not need them! ~ Comes with the push in style wiring. I choose NOT to use the push in connectors because I think they tend to loosen over time and that might lead to an arc or worse. Most good electricians will opt to use the screw terminals over the push in connectors for that exact reason. Its your choice, but I picked the confidence of the screw terminals. CONS: ~ The only thing I can say against this switch is that, like the DIVA, it requires a deeper gang box. Its similar to the size of an old GFCI outlet and so you just need to account for that. It will be a reeeeaaalll tight squeeze if you are trying to stuff this into a shallower remodel box. EXTRA: ~ For me this isn't a PRO or a CON, so it went here. The maestro switches use momentary buttons instead of a toggle or rocker switch. The momentary button does have a nice confident click and the nice a thing is you can click the top or the bottom of the switch and will still turn the lights ON if they are OFF or vice versa if they are already ON. Basically all you need to do is slap any part of the switch and it will do what its supposed to. ~ If you are going to wire this switch as a three way using a regular mechanical switch as the other switch, you need to make sure you read all the way through the directions and rewire the mechanical switch as indicated. If you fail to do this, the three way circuit behaves very strangely due to the electronics in the Maestro switch. SUMMARY: If you are doing any remodeling or installation with LED lighting, this is a good switch to try out. Since it costs roughly the same as the DIVA you can decide which style of switch you like better, a rocker or a momentary with fade. I think its personal taste unless you run into a situation like me, where the DIVA switch wasn't functioning properly and so you might need to try this Maestro. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A few months later and everything is working great. Which leads me to my real point *by J***E on May 12, 2016* As far as the product goes, it works totally as advertised. It was a breeze to install. I just cut the power to the area, unscrewed the wall plate, unscrewed the prior switch, unscrewed the screws connecting the wiring, refit the wiring around the screws on the dimmer switch and put everything back. Five minutes per switch and done. A few months later and everything is working great. Which leads me to my real point. Dimmer switches are AWESOME! I have a new construction home that has recessed LED lighting throughout and it is BRIGHT. So bright, in fact, that we never turned them on unless we were looking for something that our infant lost or if we were taking interior pictures. We had lamps for regular use. It was crazy bright. Enter these dimmer switches and now my home is SEXY. The little button to the right of the main switch toggles through about 10-12 different shades of light ranging from as bright as original to off. there is a nice little setting before off that is very dim and perfect for if you are watching a movie or napping but don't want pitch black. Another great feature is when you go from off to on and vice-versa, the light fades in/out. Its a nice touch that multiple people have commented on. Also, the light automatically goes to your last dim level when you turn the lights back on and there is a little LED indicator to let you know what level you are. If you don't have dimmers installed in your house, I would recommend it. they are a great, inexpensive way to make your house more enjoyable, cooler, more attractive. Since I installed the first one in the living room I have bought three more for the bedroom, basement and kitchen. 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