I was wondering can you set a configuration up to have a dimming switch set a max brightness. I want a certain set of lights never to go to the brightest level ever but may want to dim them but never want them to be at their max. Can you set a max brightness say like at 80% and have them able to dim to like 10%??? I have a Ge/Jasco 12724 which is very similar to the GE 45606 I think it took over this model. Please any insight would be great.
The GE/Jasco switches do not have any capability to limit the minimum or maximum dim level.
To my knowledge, the only switch that offers a configurable maximum dim level is the Cooper RF9540-NAW Single-Pole Multi-Location Master Dimmer Switch. It offers both a configurable minimum and maximum dim level.
Leviton dimmers, such as the Leviton VRMX1-1LZ 1000W Universal Magnetic Low Voltage Dimmer, have an option to set a minimum dim level, but do not have an option to set a maximum dim level.
The Fibaro FDG211 and FDG212 in wall micro dimmers both support a minimum and maximum dim level configuration. But, these models are not available in the U.S.
Thanks for the help…I know of some non z-wave dimmers that have this function like the Lutron line but wasn’t sure about z-wave…thanks for the info.