Lutron Electronics RD-RD-LA RRA2 Remote Dimmer

Product Description

The LUTRON ELECTRONICS RD-RD-LA is a remote dimmer designed for use with Lutron RRA2 (RadioRA 2) lighting control systems. It functions as a secondary control point, allowing dimmer commands to be issued from a location separate from the primary dimmer. Finished in Light Almond, it is suited for residential and light commercial installations where wall color and device finish must coordinate. Licensed electricians and low-voltage lighting control technicians are the typical installers for this type of device.

This remote dimmer is used in multi-point lighting control scenarios within RadioRA 2 system installations. It is mounted at a secondary switch location and communicates with the primary dimmer to control lighting levels throughout a room or zone. Typical applications include rooms with multiple entry points or open-concept spaces requiring control from more than one wall location. The Light Almond finish integrates with standard decorator-style wallplates commonly used in residential construction.

Key Features

• Remote dimmer function for RadioRA 2 lighting control systems
• Light Almond finish coordinates with standard residential wallplates
• Designed for multi-point dimming control at secondary switch locations
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote dimmer for use within Lutron RRA2 (RadioRA 2) lighting control systems. Confirm system compatibility with Lutron documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for low-voltage and line-voltage lighting control wiring. Power to the circuit must be shut off at the breaker before any wiring is connected or disconnected. Consult the Lutron RadioRA 2 system wiring guide for proper pairing and configuration of remote dimmers within the system. Do not install without first verifying that the system configuration supports a remote dimmer at the intended location.