I have quite a bit of RadioRA2 gear I will be posting for sale. I'll be gradually updating this post as I take inventory of everything.

I have 9 RRD-10ND-IV brand new in box dimmers that I'm selling for $110 each.


Equipment I will be posting in the next few days will include:

RRD-8ANS-IV's (Will have to find out which ones have been derated)
RRD-10ND-IV's
Various Keypads
2 x LR-HVAC-INT
Motion Sensors
Much More!


The additional items will be: All are lightly used installed in my home (smoke free) no longer than ~9 Months (some only 3 months). No discoloration, wear, etc.

I can help provide you the RadioRA2 Programming software, some assistance getting started, and even Inclusive mode (if your heart desires).

Thanks!

First post and offering protected software?

In his defense, only Lutron tell CI dealers it's protected. Walk into any electrical wholesale place and they will freely give you a copy with the purchase of any Lutron piece. That includes the advanced version as well (I've seen it happen).

+1

true story

I wish Lutron the company was as reliable as Lutron the product.

Sad that once someone breaks the rules its a free-for-all.

Gentlemen:

I appreciate your concerns and feedback regarding my last comment.

1) I will do everything within my legal right to help the person purchasing from me in being successful in their project.

2) My agreements with Lutron may very well differ compared to a traditional dealer. I do not have any master service agreements, nda's, and other binding contracts established.

3) Lutron has been actively improving RadioRA with additional feature sets. I will highly encourage any person seeking the software (with purchase from me) to attend the Residential training so they may have access to the latest version of the software at all times.

4) I'm aware of the EULA and I will abide by it.


My intent in making the comment in the first place is to let DIY individuals (such as myself) understand the software is accessible and shouldn't be viewed as an inhibitor in choosing RadioRA2. Lutron makes a good product that works well. RadioRA2 is a good DIY lighting system.

Thanks everyone for your concerns and feedback.

RadioRa2 is NOT a DIY lighting system, just so you know. Anyone who wants to confirm this can contract Lutron.

Neither is Homeworks, but I did DIY. Even got software updates FROM LUTRON. Also talked to their tech support when one of my repeaters went into Ping-Pong mode and they sent me a new one.

And while I haven't read the Radio RA2 EULA, the Illuminations one allowed for a homeowner to possess the software if there was a processor in the house.

Call tech support anywhere ten times, you might get 9 idiots.