Leviton recently launched the Decora Smart Wi-Fi ELV/LED Phase-Selectable Dimmer (D2ELV), an addition to the Decora Smart Wi-Fi portfolio of accessible smart devices.
This versatile dimmer offers premium lighting control and performance for professional and consumer applications at a cost-effective price. The new Decora Smart offering works with My Leviton, Matter, and popular smart home platforms like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung SmartThings and Apple Home.
Designed for seamless integration with a wide range of lighting types including ELV, LED, CFL, incandescent, and halogen, the new Decora Smart dimmer is the ultimate out-of-the-box solution for smart control of undercabinet, toe-kick, track, recessed, accent, or tape lighting and is ideal for adding a sophisticated ambiance to any home. Homeowners and contractors can choose between forward or reverse phase dimming modes for broad compatibility and smooth dimming performance with LED lighting. They can also easily fine-tune settings with thoughtful features such as dimming range options and fade rates to gradually turn lighting on and off via the My Leviton app or directly at the device, providing optimal performance across a diverse range of lighting load types.
The Decora Smart ELV/LED Dimmer works with My Leviton, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple Home, Samsung SmartThings, Matter, and more. The My Leviton app can control Decora Smart Wi-Fi devices, Smart GFCI Outlets, EV Series Charging Stations, and Leviton Load Center Smart Breakers, letting them monitor, automate, manage, and control their connected lighting, vehicle charging and energy usage.
Decora Smart personalizes the lighting experience with customizable fade rates, preset light levels, and settings to fine-tune performance and prevent flickering. The app also offers features like automatic softer lighting at night or auto-shutoff to ensure lights are never left on unintentionally. Homeowners can also enjoy effortless three-way control by pairing a wire-free Anywhere Companion Dimmer (DAWDC) or a hard-wired Companion Dimmer (DD00R).
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