radiant™ Tru-Universal Single Pole/3-Way Dimmer, Tri-Color

Tru-Universal Single Pole/3-Way Dimmer, Tri-Color

RH703PTUTC | radiant

(3 Reviews)

Tru-Universal Single Pole/3-Way Dimmer, Tri-Color

RH703PTUTC | radiant

(3 Reviews)

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General Info

Color: Tri-Color (Ivory, White, Light Almond)

Number Of Poles: Single Pole/3-Way

Style: Rocker

Listing Agencies/Third Party Certifications

RoHS: Yes

CSA Listing Info: C22.2 No. 184

CSA Standard: Yes

cULus: Yes

UL Standard: Yes

UN SPSC: 39121502

Construction Information

Component 4: 78500705366

Dimensions

Depth (US): 1.25"

Height (US): 4.25"

Width (US): 1.75"

Technical Information

NEMA Rating: Yes

Volts: 120

Volts (AC): 120 VAC, 60Hz

Watts: 700

Country Of Origin

Country Of Origin: CHINA

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

This product meets the material restrictions of Article 4 of the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU), including Commission Delegated Directive 2015/863.

LEED Contribution: Yes

SSL 7A Compliant

Resources

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radiant Collection Brochure

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radiant Collection Catalog

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radiant® Tru-Universal Dimmer

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radiant® Guide Form Specification, Wiring Devices 16140

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radiant® Tru-Universal Dimmer

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radiant TU and CFL LED Dimmers Catalog Page

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radiant TU Quick Start Guide

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Meet Your Match

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10 Tips for Your DIY Designer Switches & Outlets Project

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Features & Benefits

The radiant® collection is a step up from the standard with simple, classic options in wiring devices, home automation controls and screwless wall plates that complement today's homes.

Ideal for typical residential and light commercial applications, the Tru-Universal Dimmer is the simple solution to all your dimming challenges. It works with every 120V dimmable lamp, load, and fixture.

radiant® Screwless Wall Plate not included.

For detailed information on Tru-Universal Dimmers, visit our Tru-Universal Dimming page.

This product meets the material restrictions of Article 4 of the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU), including Commission Delegated Directive 2015/863.

Part of the all-new radiant^® collection.
Self-calibration feature allows you to select lamp type, which then automatically sets the minimum voltage for that lamp, eliminating flicker and poor performance.
Works with every 120V dimmable lamp and load on typical residential and light commercial wiring.
Convenient operation—combines ON/OFF paddle switch with separate slider for dimming control.
Wider slide controller for easier dimming operation.
Preset, single pole and 3-way operation.
Constant memory returns lights to previous level after a power failure.
White LED glows when dimmer is OFF for easy location in the dark.
Rating: Incandescent, Halogen & ELV: 700W, MLV: 500VA, LED/CFL: 450W, EFL: 5.5A (Use RH4FBL3PTC for 0-10V)
Tru-Universal requires Neutral.
SSL 7A Compliant
Comes with three interchangeable face colors: Ivory, White, Light Almond; six additional face cover colors available but sold separately (see HKIT*).
For covering patents, see www.legrand.us/patents.

Features & Benefits

The radiant® collection is a step up from the standard with simple, classic options in wiring devices, home automation controls and screwless wall plates that complement today's homes.

radiant® Screwless Wall Plate not included.

For detailed information on Tru-Universal Dimmers, visit our Tru-Universal Dimming page.

Part of the all-new radiant^® collection.
Self-calibration feature allows you to select lamp type, which then automatically sets the minimum voltage for that lamp, eliminating flicker and poor performance.
Works with every 120V dimmable lamp and load on typical residential and light commercial wiring.
Convenient operation—combines ON/OFF paddle switch with separate slider for dimming control.
Wider slide controller for easier dimming operation.
Preset, single pole and 3-way operation.
Constant memory returns lights to previous level after a power failure.
White LED glows when dimmer is OFF for easy location in the dark.
Rating: Incandescent, Halogen & ELV: 700W, MLV: 500VA, LED/CFL: 450W, EFL: 5.5A (Use RH4FBL3PTC for 0-10V)
Tru-Universal requires Neutral.
SSL 7A Compliant
Comes with three interchangeable face colors: Ivory, White, Light Almond; six additional face cover colors available but sold separately (see HKIT*).
For covering patents, see www.legrand.us/patents.

Ratings

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jerry from Touch dimmer These are great. I installed 6 all together. They work just fine. One just died on me and needs to be replaced. Kind of pricey.

Date published: 2019-10-27

Rated 5 out of 5 by Snow from Radiant Dimmer We had a unique color combination in our kitchen. The switch cover had a wide range of covers that solved the problem. Tru-Universal dealt with the different types of lighting so that I didn't have to figure-out on my own.

Date published: 2019-01-12

Rated 5 out of 5 by Robin57 from As advertised Had trouble finding a 3 way dimmer that was compatible with the LED's I was using in my basement project. Then I came across this one advertised as universal. Made a couple of calls to the Lagrand tech support to discuss before I ordered 3 of them. Installed them and they work perfectly. Could not be happier.

Date published: 2018-08-30

Hooked dimmer to 3 way switch. Previous switch had one red / one black going to brass screws and one black going to black screw with a copper ground. I went black to black, the black/red to brass on the dimmer. Ground to ground. Flashing white led now?

Asked by: alcal418

The RH703PTU universal dimmer requires a WHITE Neutral wire to the silver terminal to function correctly.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-06-23

I just had 4 new led ceiling lights put in I'm looking at the wires theres 2 black and 1 copper. Theres white in the back of the outlet box but they are twisted together. Where do I put the wires???

Asked by: Mrspardo

To install the RH703PTUTC dimmer, you black HOT wire goes to the black terminal, your black LOAD wire goes to 1POLE terminal, and you can create a "jumper from the silver NEUTRAL terminal to the bundle of white wires.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-05-11

Just purchased HMRWCCV4 dimmer switch at Lowe’s.  Employee told me it would work as a stand alone switch for single pole application.  Back of this switch has 3 screws... one labeled Remote and the other two labeled Load.  Not exactly sure how to install

Asked by: Cowbell5217

The HMRWCCV4 is designed to be used with a master dimmer and CAN NOT be used alone.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-05-11

I have 3 wires from the house (black, white, & bare copper) & 3 wires from a light fixture (black, white, & green). Where do the wires from the house go? Where do the wires from the light fixture go? My Legrand switch has common, neutral & single pole.

Asked by: DKim

Good Evening, The black from your panel goes to the black screw, the black to the light goes in the 1-pole screw. Next, you take a jumper wire and you wirenut that and the two whites together. The free end of the jumper will go into the back of the dimmer where it says "neutral." Hope this helps!

Answered by: Tech Support

Date published: 2020-04-27

I installed a Radiant Dimmer to control a fixture with LEDs and set the trim pot for max dimming.  When I move the slide from bottom to top, max brightness occurs before the top and then the light gets dimmer at the very top.

Asked by: AdamC

I would reach out to our Technical Support Team so they can assist with programming the dimmer for the LED's you are controlling. Radiant products 1.800.223-4162 opt 3 Mon - Fri: 8am - 8pm EST (excluding holidays) Email Us - tech.support@legrand.us

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-04-10

Will this work with a liathonia 6 inch wafer light

Asked by: Yackie

Yes, the universal dimmer is designed to be used with recessed LED can lights.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-03-04

Can you use a screw type face plate instead of a screwless with this dimmer? RH703PTUW

Asked by: Steve

Yes, you can use any decorator style wallplate that meets Nema WD-6 dimensional standards(EX: TP26W).

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2020-02-25

The instructions show you tying Neutral to Load (Which I assume is the Single Pole labelled terminal) . So really? You tie Neutral to Load at the switch?

Asked by: chaz

I had the same question regarding the diagram myself, so thanks for clearing this up. I was not interpreting the "Load" INSIDE the box in the diagram to be the actual Load (light).  It is technically correct but the line showing a connection from the "Load" to Neutral was messing me up, if that one line wasn't there it wouldn't be as confusing.  I was a bit thrown by why the switch needs a neutral going to it but when I realized it has a locator LED (which would always be lit), it made sense. 

Answered by: Jeff

Date published: 2020-04-05

Tru-Universal Single Pole/3-Way Dimmer, Tri-Color Questions - page 2

Hooked dimmer to 3 way switch. Previous switch had one red / one black going to brass screws and one black going to black screw with a copper ground. I went black to black, the black/red to brass on the dimmer. Ground to ground. Flashing white led now?

I just had 4 new led ceiling lights put in I'm looking at the wires theres 2 black and 1 copper. Theres white in the back of the outlet box but they are twisted together. Where do I put the wires???

Just purchased HMRWCCV4 dimmer switch at Lowe’s.  Employee told me it would work as a stand alone switch for single pole application.  Back of this switch has 3 screws... one labeled Remote and the other two labeled Load.  Not exactly sure how to install

I have 3 wires from the house (black, white, & bare copper) & 3 wires from a light fixture (black, white, & green). Where do the wires from the house go? Where do the wires from the light fixture go? My Legrand switch has common, neutral & single pole.

I installed a Radiant Dimmer to control a fixture with LEDs and set the trim pot for max dimming.  When I move the slide from bottom to top, max brightness occurs before the top and then the light gets dimmer at the very top.

Will this work with a liathonia 6 inch wafer light

Can you use a screw type face plate instead of a screwless with this dimmer? RH703PTUW

The instructions show you tying Neutral to Load (Which I assume is the Single Pole labelled terminal) . So really? You tie Neutral to Load at the switch?

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Hooked dimmer to 3 way switch. Previous switch had one red / one black going to brass screws and one black going to black screw with a copper ground. I went black to black, the black/red to brass on the dimmer. Ground to ground. Flashing white led now?

I just had 4 new led ceiling lights put in I'm looking at the wires theres 2 black and 1 copper. Theres white in the back of the outlet box but they are twisted together. Where do I put the wires???

Just purchased HMRWCCV4 dimmer switch at Lowe&rsquo;s. &nbsp;Employee told me it would work as a stand alone switch for single pole application. &nbsp;Back of this switch has 3 screws... one labeled Remote and the other two labeled Load. &nbsp;Not exactly sure how to install

I have 3 wires from the house (black, white, &amp; bare copper) &amp; 3 wires from a light fixture (black, white, &amp; green). Where do the wires from the house go? Where do the wires from the light fixture go? My Legrand switch has common, neutral &amp; single pole.

I installed a Radiant Dimmer to control a fixture with LEDs and set the trim pot for max dimming. &nbsp;When I move the slide from bottom to top, max brightness occurs before the top and then the light gets dimmer at the very top.

Will this work with a liathonia 6 inch wafer light

Can you use a screw type face plate instead of a screwless with this dimmer? RH703PTUW

The instructions show you tying Neutral to Load (Which I assume is the Single Pole labelled terminal) . So really? You tie Neutral to Load at the switch?

Chat Is Currently Offline

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Just purchased HMRWCCV4 dimmer switch at Lowe’s. Employee told me it would work as a stand alone switch for single pole application. Back of this switch has 3 screws... one labeled Remote and the other two labeled Load. Not exactly sure how to install

I have 3 wires from the house (black, white, & bare copper) & 3 wires from a light fixture (black, white, & green). Where do the wires from the house go? Where do the wires from the light fixture go? My Legrand switch has common, neutral & single pole.

I installed a Radiant Dimmer to control a fixture with LEDs and set the trim pot for max dimming. When I move the slide from bottom to top, max brightness occurs before the top and then the light gets dimmer at the very top.