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I would like lutron to make 1 new product. A 15 amp basic switch for 347v systems.
347 is a standard canadian voltage for lights.
It's more of a cost to makeshift a solution and more parts to get things to work at the moment.
I don't expect a full line of 347v stuff but at least 1 product would be nice.
Good Morning, thank you for the feedback. I have sent your request to our System Development team so they can look into adding a new device that will work at 347v in Canada.
Thanks
I should also add in a commercial setting which 347v lighting is we are allowed to install a 20amp breaker.
Would be nice if this radio ra switch could handle upto 20 amp at 347 volts.
If it's commercial why not just use a 120v 8-ans and a relay? Have the radiora switch open an close the relay. You can do almost anything with a rrd-8ans and the right relay.
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Originally Posted by Lukeetal
More parts, more stuff to fail, higher price. Not that lutron fails relays/contacts do.
347v boxes are bigger than 120/240 boxes. In a retro job we can't install the switch into the device box.
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Originally Posted by Lukeetal
More parts, more stuff to fail, higher price. Not that lutron fails relays/contacts do.
347v boxes are bigger than 120/240 boxes. In a retro job we can't install the switch into the device box.