Lutron Dalia dimmer with LED+ technology

Lutron Dalia dimmer with LED+ technology

June 21, 2021

This classically styled dimmer will match any home decor with the different colors available. LED+ technology is integrated in Dalia and allows superior dimming of your LED, halogen and incandescent bulbs. This is the perfect dimmer for those nostalgic who liked the round dimmer or for those who desire a less linear modern decor!

Easy and quick installation, even in renovation, no matter the age of the house, no matter its wiring

Neutral optional

• If neutral is available, connect it to improve LED performance and reduce the risk of flicker

• If no neutral is available, offers the same beautiful LED dimming as Lutron dimmers with LED + technology

Lutron Dalia dimmer with LED+ technologyAvailable in 4 interchangeable colors!

• The button can be change to match the decor of any home

• Available in white, ivory, light almond or black gloss finishes.

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