Lutron Electronics RR-3PD-1-MN Radiora 2 Plug-in Dimmer

Product Description

The LUTRON ELECTRONICS RR-3PD-1-MN is a plug-in dimmer designed for use within the RadioRA 2 lighting control system. It connects directly to a standard outlet and allows control of plug-in lamps and fixtures without requiring hardwired installation. The dimmer integrates with the RadioRA 2 ecosystem, enabling centralized or scene-based lighting adjustments from compatible system controllers and keypads. Finished in Midnight, it suits environments where a low-profile, dark-colored control device is preferred. Licensed electricians and low-voltage control system integrators are the typical installers for this type of component.

The RR-3PD-1-MN is suited for residential and light commercial applications where plug-in luminaires need to be brought under RadioRA 2 system control. Typical use cases include table lamps, floor lamps, and other cord-and-plug connected fixtures in living spaces, offices, or hospitality settings. It eliminates the need to replace existing outlets or run new wiring to add dimmable, system-integrated control to plug-in loads.

Key Features

• Plug-in form factor allows installation without hardwired electrical work
• Integrates natively with the RadioRA 2 lighting control system
• Midnight finish for low-visibility, unobtrusive placement
• Controls plug-in lamps and fixtures as part of a centralized lighting scene

Compatibility

Designed for use within the RadioRA 2 lighting control system. Compatible with plug-in lamp and fixture loads supported by the RadioRA 2 platform. Specific load type and wattage compatibility should be verified against current RadioRA 2 system documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or a low-voltage systems integrator familiar with the RadioRA 2 platform. Power down or unplug any connected load before attaching it to the dimmer. Programming and commissioning of the device within the RadioRA 2 system should follow the manufacturer configuration procedures. Verify local electrical code requirements, including applicable NEC guidelines, before placing the unit in service.