HOW TO ADJUST A LUTRON DIMMER - The Low-End Trim

In this quick video we show you how to properly adjust the low-end trim of your Lutron DIVA series dimmer. Adjusting the low-end trim is one of the most commonly overlooked steps when installing LEDs on a dimmer and is crucial to avoid minimum load issues, such as flickering.
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[@FZ5831995]

Thank you! I just re-read the instructions from Lutron and also watched several videos to solve the light flicker issue that arose a few months after my initial installation. Your video best described the approach to address my issue. 👍

[@steelbeard151]

Cracking video, guys! Thanks

[@Rudigervocals]

Awesome , Thanks So much . Great easy to understand video

[@richardsauer7477]

Thank you so much! It was driving me crazy to figure it out.

[@BTC909]

That white slider does wear out eventually. I'm switching to the Lutron Maestro series. The flickering of the Diva is annoying. If your Diva doesn't have a black adjustment slider their was a recall many years ago that only affected LED's.

[@mrexile09]

That Maestro will also go out, mine did. Hopefully they last long for you.

[@johnpetrea]

Thank You very much!!!

[@j.sineduce6163]

I have a Lutron DVSTV-453PH-WH, 0-10 volt dimmer switch. It has a the same type of lever switch (white) on the top of the switch, behind the face. Here’s the interesting part. The actual low end adjustment is a screw at the bottom. So if that is the low end adjustment then what is/does the lever on the top behind the face? Update: one adjustment is for low end and one adjustment is for the high end.

[@PM-gh3xg]

Thank you for this video.

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This is exactly what I was looking for!

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[@woodgemdave]

So easy, didn't know this, thank you

[@Mecambrea77]

Is this the same way you adjust the lutron skylark count our 3 way dimmer ? And what happen if you swap fixture ? Do you need to adjust it again ?

[@jank9098]

I have the 1500, it doesn't have a lever but has a turn knob. Which way is low, I've checked the manuals and can't find anything on it. I don't want to mess around with it because they are pretty expensive.

[@bobpress1235]

Good info…ty.

[@Orionoverman]

I did this yesterday it worked and flickering stopped but today I turn it on and it does the flickering again even after adjusting all the way up idk what to do

[@elcompavergolia9986]

Will this fix flickering???

[@evanfrazier7916]

I have 0-10v dimming led panel light. This dimmer is not dimming at the switch with only power wires connected. It is only on or off or flickering. Is this switch not for a 0-10v dimmable led panel light?

[@Mecambrea77]

You need a dimmer that has the 0-10 volts , it also will have the 120 volts wires , so you need 4 wires to come to the switch The 120v ( power ) and the 10 volts that will come out of the fixture

[@willdwyer6782]

"Remember, not LED fixtures are created equal." Where the hell did this guy learn grammar?