Lutron Sunnata Install

[@CashmereSky]

That first breath of the video, I thought he was about to go Billy Mays on us... only to be pleasantly surprised by an almost ASMR voice lol. Also, I have this switch. It's nice!

[@willhinton7045]

Which two blacks did you hook up?

[@dariojaimes5878]

What about the green wire

[@sunny1492]

It doesn't shut all the way when I press the down button on the sunnata

[@AroundTheHome1]

And it shouldn't. These dimmers, mostly because they are designed to work with LED and not just indecent, are designed to only go down to like around 10%. So you shouldn't expect them to work the same way that your old dimmers work. If you want it off, don't dim it off just switch it off. 👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org

[@sunny1492]

@@AroundTheHome1 ok thank you. I will do that since I can't sleep with low light on over my head

[@biigcowboi469]

Thanks for the video! I have the Sunnata dimmer and the area i want to use it actually has three different places to switch them on and off. Can i still use this dimmer?

[@AroundTheHome1]

If you have three positions then that is a four way switch. To my knowledge this switch is only designed to be up to a three way switch, which is used to work 2 locations. I would suggest contacting Lutron and seeing if there is a way to use this switch as a four way or if they have a four way option.

[@RamirezNavy305]

Quick question for ya, so the box for the dimmer says 150w and I want to install it for my chandelier which has 5 led bulbs, each at 40w (200w in total); would I be able to install this dimmer still?

[@AroundTheHome1]

I think you mean that your LED's are 40 watt replacement bulbs that are probably actually only pulling 7 watts. I know light bulbs are confusing these days, but if your LEDs were actually using 40 watts then it would probably be the equivalent to a 500 watt spot light. If I am correct here then your chandelier is fine and so is the dimmer.

[@RamirezNavy305]

@Around The Home hey bud, I used your advise and went ahead and installed it. Came out beautifully

[@AroundTheHome1]

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[@DoctorPrepperMD]

Programming?

[@AroundTheHome1]

There is no programming on the standard Sunnata. I know they have a few models that can tie to smart devices, but this model I show here does not.

[@Edscomment]

Thanks for your video, great explanation, although you missed the point of programming the dimmer …. Look at the video’s of Lutron for further information .

[@Reddylion]

Nice

[@AroundTheHome1]

So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org

[@Papalegba22]

Unfortunately that's a lower end Maestro dimmer. The Sunnata dimmer is cool but very limited for multi locations (3 or more). Great video for DIY.

[@feliciarivera6112]

Awesome video. Thanks for the example.

[@AroundTheHome1]

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[@gregsimonson1000]

Thanks for the video, you should get paid for this video. Switch wiring made easy.

[@AroundTheHome1]

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[@herbertlemus6108]

Tha was too quick, i want it to learned how to do it.

[@AroundTheHome1]

Most people say I give too much info. What part did I miss in the install for you?

[@Blunter1929]

Very soft voice lol

[@AroundTheHome1]

Yes, the homeowner was on a business call. I was trying to not be too loud. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org