Questions and Answers for Lutron Skylark Dual Dimmer Switch, Slide-to-Off, 300-Watt Incandescent/Single-Pole, White (S2-LH-WH)

A:  In order to get you the product you need and how to obtain it, I would recommended reaching out to Lutron's 24/7 tech support at 1-844-588-7661 where a representative would be happy to assist you.

A:  If you are thinking of slowing down the fan, that's not the way those fan motors work. The speed of the motor is locked to the frequency if the alternating current. If you decrease the voltage, which is what these dimmers do, you cause a "brownout" condition in the motor which could cause it to overheat and fail.

A:  Unfortunately this control is not rated to handle an exhaust fan motor so we cannot recommend it be used in this application.

A:  Unfortunately you would not be able to purchase new slide covers for the dual Skylark control but we would invite you to please give our Customer Service team a call at 844-588-7661 who would be happy to help you out.

A:  Correct.

A:  That is correct. This control will give you independent control of two lighting areas.

A:  I'm using this to dim two circuits of recessed ceiling LED in adjacent rooms. It works fine, but the LEDs don't dim for the full range of the switch. When you lower the switch to the bottom third of its range, the bulbs go off. Likewise, when turning on, the bulbs come on bright when the dimmer is about halfway on, then you have to slowly back off to dim them.

A:  Not that I know of. But I used this dimmer with 2 LED fixtures and they are working perfectly (so far.)

A:  Unfortunately, at this time Lutron does not manufacture a dual dimmer that can be used to dim LEDs.

A:  This switch *does* work to dim Cree LED bulbs I have on two separate fixtures, so if you're desperate (there are few alternatives if you need two separate dimmers in one switch), this switch is worth a try. As you can see by another comment here from Lutron, they do not certify this switch with LEDs, but several customers in HD reviews for this switch have found it works with their LEDs. One reason Lutron may not certify this switch for LEDs could be that some LED bulbs are dimmable, and others are not, and the standards may vary among bulb manufacturers, so your experience may vary depending on your LED bulbs. Make sure the LEDs bulbs you use are marked on the package: DIMMABLE, and understand: even then, the switch may or may not work for you.

A:  Yes, I am using it for 2 LED fixtures (form Costco) and it's working fine. It may depend upon the particular LED lights so your experience may differ.

A:  Unfortunately, this dual dimming control is not rated to work with dimmable LEDs and only incandescent or halogen lighting.

A:  Unfortunately, this dual dimmer is not rated to work with LED lighting, only incandescent or halogen bulbs.

A:  Yes, I have it running 3 recesses lights on o e dimmer and 2 sconces on the other. All using LED bulbs. No problems at all with the dimming functions.

A:  YES

A:  Unfortunately this dimmer is only rated for incandescent or halogen bulbs. Lutron does not currently offer a dual dimmer that is capable of handling LED bulbs.

A:  Lutron does not currently sell replacement knobs in store. We would suggest contacting our 24/7 Technical Support hotline and one of our agents may be able to help you locate some replacements knobs. If it is the actual slider that the knob slides on to however, that would not be a replaceable part.