Lutron Vive lighting control

[@PajeRey]

That was very interesting. Will check out the website.

[@AccessToPower]

Thanks for watching and commenting Paje Rey! By the way... way to shine and not shrink!

[@tonybaumgartner6014]

Great information and Presentation! Thank you very much.

[@UrAverageDad]

This is awesome knowledge to know. Great video. Subbed to you from VRA family. I will also check the website out and the products.

[@AccessToPower]

Thank you, UrAverageDad, for your comment and for subscribing to my channel. I appreciate it very much!

[@AccessToPower]

Hi UrAverageDad. I just put out the second part of this series in which Linda demonstrates how to program the Lutron Vive lighting control. Here is a link to part two kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXjNhINnfKejetU

[@joeclark6842]

IBEW Local 26 is the Metro DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia local and its the San Francisco of the East coast, we live in a bubble. It cost 3 times more to live here only because the rich and powerful want the area to them self. And they love Lutron, so do I. Because of All the work its created, because if your not a trained electrician you will never figure out a commercial system with multiple ESN, QSNs, infra red switches, with multi hub system, we had 30 man team just for Lutron , at the Crystal City project the new Amazon H.Q. and that was for each floor. So hundreds of electricians making $85 dollars an hour, installing million dollar lighting systems. And we are short on electricians, so if you need work call IBEW local 26 DC and its a open door policy, you will be working tommorow.

[@vueport99]

Just want to point out it's low FREQUENCY not low Bandwidth. Otherwise nice video. Bass thumping and signal penetration is low frequency. Bandwidth is associated with amount of data / information that can be transmitted, and usually higher frequency means higher bandwidth, but as this is just lighting control, the amount of data transmitted is minimal so low bandwidth is fine. However low frequency helps you get the signal thru obstructions like walls, fridge etc.

[@euripideseusebio5404]

Very interesting.