Master control - use with multiple ganged spacer system dimmers and and/or four-scene IR wireless remote control to create preset lighting scenes. Pictured with single-gang faceplate (sold separately), but must be ganged (to the left or right of dimmers) to control five scences. REquires neutral connection. For detailed information click here - please note this is a large download.

Spacer System – with infrared and smart dimmer technology gives you fingertip control of the lighting in any room. It’s the solutions-oriented approach to lighting scene control for a wide range of situations. Spacer System lets you create and recall lighting scenes as easily as setting and recalling those favorite stations on your car radio. It uses standard wiring and can be retrofitted to replace switches or dimmers. Its flexibility allows your room design to dictate where the controls will be placed… not the other way around.

How it works:

- Master Control blasts infrared signal to the dimmers - No wires required between controls - IR blasts right and left - allowing you to place wall-mounted master control to the right-or-left of dimmers - All controls must be in the same wallbox to receive signal from wall-mounted master control. - The clear backbox on the dimmers allows them to receive infrared signals from a 5-scene wall-mounted master control without the need to wire between controls - Design flexibility allows for easy retrofitting when existing switches or dimmers are distributed throughout a room - The IR signal from the hand-held remote control choreographs lighting scenes when controls are ganged together - An unlimited number of dimmers are allowed in a room when used without wall-mounted master control (IR range up to 50 feet line of sight)

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Lutron + Leviton Dimmers

We carry both Lutron and Leviton dimmers, including hard to find magnetic low voltage and electronic low voltage dimmers.

What kind of dimmers do I use with my low-voltage transformers?
Most lighting manufacturers recommend that low voltage lighting be used only with dimmers designed especially for the transformers that make low voltage lighting possible. Since there are two types of low voltage transformers, there are two types of low voltage dimmers - magnetic low voltage and electronic low voltage.

Unlike most low voltage lighting, WAC Lighting's electronic low voltage systems are designed to work with incandescent dimmers that are less expensive than the specialty dimmers designed for low voltage loads. The WAC Lighting magnetic low voltage lighting systems can only be used with magnetic low voltage dimmers. The bulk of the low voltage lighting we carry, including track fixtures and low voltage light bars, use the electronic transformers that are compatible with standard incandescent dimmers. However, some customers do experience flickering or humming when an incandescent dimmer is used with a low voltage electronic transformer. To avoid these problems, we recommend Lutron dimmers designed specifically for electronic low voltage applications.

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