We have a job that requires Lutron due to color selection. We normally use Control4 adaptive phase dimmers. Lutron makes several dimmer types some that require neutral, some that don't, and some that do adaptive phase. To make sure all lighting loads can be dimmed properly, which is the correct Lutron dimmer to use?

Thanks!

Well they just released

•RRD-PRO-xx for RadioRA 2 and RA2 Select

"LED+ is the new phase dimming technology launched and shipping at CEDIA Expo. It provides the best compatibility with LED loads, but is also neutral-optional. A special inrush current monitoring system in each dimmer better manages turn-on of hungry capacitive electronic driver circuits. This is the new default dimmer for specification, budgeting, and to keep stock of."

But the real answer to your question lies here

[Link: lutron.com]

[Link: lutron.com]

As you can see from oprahthehutt's response, color choice is only one reason out of many to chose Lutron over C4.

Thank you for the info. I appreciate it.