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Dimmer Switch Remote

Switch

Remote

Dimmer

Installation Instructions

Please Read Before Installing

Multigang Installations

In multigang installations, several controls are grouped

horizontally in one multigang wallbox.

When combining controls in a wallbox, derating is

required; however, no derating is required for remote

dimmers / switches.

Derating Chart

Control Load Type End of

Gang

Middle

of Gang

-6D

Incand. 500 W 400 W

MLV 400 W /

500 VA

300 W /

400 VA

-6NA

Incand./ ELV 500 W 400 W

MLV 400 W /

500 VA

300 W /

400 VA

-10D,

-10ND

Incand. 800 W 650 W

MLV 600 W /

800 VA

500 W /

650 VA

-F6AN-DV*

3-wire

Fluorescent/

LED

5 A 3.5 A

50

ballasts

35

ballasts

-8ANS

Lighting 6.5 A 5 A

Motor 1/4 HP

5.8 A

1/6 HP

4.4 A

-8S-DV

Lighting

8 A

(2-gang)

7 A

(3-gang)

7 A

Motor 1/10 HP

3 A

* The maximum load for the -F6AN-DV is either the derated load or

the number of ballasts, whichever is LESS.

Note: -8ANS, -RD-277 and -RS-277 controls have fins

that need to be removed for multigang installations.

-6D, -6NA, -10D, -10ND, -F6AN-DV, -8S-DV, -RD and

-RS controls do not have fins that need to be removed

for multigang installations.

Troubleshooting Guide

Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.

7200 Suter Road | Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299

P/N 044-312 Rev. A 03 / 2012

Important Notes

WARNING – Entrapment Hazard –

To avoid the risk of entrapment, serious

injury, or death, these controls must

not be used to control equipment which is not

visible from every control location or which

could create hazardous situations such as

entrapment if operated accidentally. Examples

of such equipment which must not be operated

by these controls include (but are not limited

to) motorized gates, garage doors, industrial

doors, microwave ovens, heating pads, etc. It

is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that the

equipment being controlled is visible from every

control location and that only suitable equipment

is connected to these controls. Failure to do so

could result in serious injury or death.

Codes: Install in accordance with all local and

national electrical codes.

Grounding: When no “grounding means” exist

in wallbox, the 2011 National Electrical Code®

(NEC®) allows a control to be installed as a

replacement if 1) a nonmetallic, noncombustible

faceplate is used with nonmetallic attachment

screws or 2) the circuit is protected by a ground

fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). When installing

a control according to these methods, cap or

remove green wire before screwing control into

wallbox.

Neutral Wire: -6NA, -10ND, -8ANS and

-F6AN-DV require a neutral wire connection

in the wallbox where the dimmer/switch is to

be installed. If a neutral wire connection is not

available in the wallbox, contact a licensed

electrician for installation.

Environment: Ambient operating temperature:

32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C), 0% to 90%

humidity, non-condensing. Indoor use only.

Spacing: If mounting one control above

another, leave at least 4 ½ in (114 mm) vertical

space between them.

Wallplates: Lutron® ® ® Claro and Satin Colors

wallplates are recommended for best color

match and aesthetic appearance. Do not paint

controls or wallplates.

Cleaning: To clean, wipe with a clean damp

cloth. DO NOT use any chemical cleaning

solutions.

Wallboxes: Lutron recommends using 3

½ in

(89 mm) deep wallboxes for easier installation.

Several controls may be installed in one

multigang wallbox. See Derating Chart.

Remote Dimmers / Switches: Use only remote

dimmers (CCD-RD / CCD-RD-277) and remote

switches (CCD-RS / CCD-RS-277)

with dimmers /switches. Up to 9 CCD-RD /

CCD-RD-277 or CCD-RS /CCD-RS-277 may

be used with controls. Mechanical 3- or 4-way

switches will not work.

RF Device Placement: RF dimmers /switches

must be located within 30 ft (9 m) of an RF

Signal Repeater. Remote dimmers / switches

are not required to be within a specific range

of a repeater.

For systems with an RF signal repeater,

RF dimmers / switches cannot be controlled

by the system until they are programmed in

a system.

English

Lutron, Claro, Satin Colors, Maestro, Hi-lume, Ecosystem, Eco-10, and are registered trademarks and Clear Connect, Hi-lume 3D, Compact SE, and FASS are trademarks of Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. )

NEC is a registered trademark of the National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts.

©2012 Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.

Mounting Diagram

Control

Mounting

Screws

Wallbox

Control

Included:

Wire Connectors (1 or 5)

Mounting Screws (2)

Adapter

Mounting

Screws

Wallplate adapter and

wallplate purchased

separately.

Wallplate

Adapter Wallplate

Technical Assistance:

U.S.A. / Canada: 1.800.523.9466 | Mexico: +1.888.235.2910

Brazil: +55 (11) 3257-6745 (M-F 8:30 to 17:30 BRT) | Other Countries: +1.610.282.3800

24 hours a day, 7 days a week www.lutron.com

* Typical Power Consumption test conditions:

Dimmer / Switch: load is off, nightlight mode enabled.

load is off.Remote Dimmer / Switch:

WARNING – Shock Hazard –

To avoid the risk of electric shock

locate and remove fuse or lock

circuit breaker in the OFF position before

proceeding. Wiring with power ON could

result in serious injury or death.

1. Turn power OFF at fusebox or circuit

breaker.

2. Check the installation for short circuits

before installing control(s). With power

OFF, install standard mechanical

switch(es) between Hot and load.

Restore power. If lights do not work or

a breaker trips, check wiring. Correct

wiring and check again. Install control(s)

only when short is no longer present.

Warranty is void if control is turned ON

with a shorted circuit.

3. Wire controls according to one of the

following options:

a. Terminals: Trim or strip wallbox wires

to the length indicated by the strip

gauge on the back of the control.

• Push-In Terminals: Use

with 14 AWG (1.5 mm

2)

solid copper wire only.

Do NOT use stranded or

twisted wire.

Insert wires fully. To

release wire, insert small,

flat screwdriver into slot

below push-in terminal.

Push screwdriver in while

pulling wire out.

OR

Each control

has inside fins

removed

Control at middle

of gang has all fins

removed

Do Not remove outside fins on

controls at the end of gang

Single Location Installation1 without Neutral

-6D, -10D (120V )~

Wiring Diagram 1

Brass

Black

Blue 1

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Dimmer

120 V~

50/60 Hz

Load Specifications:

Control Load Type Min. Load Max. Load

-6D1

Incand. 50 W 600 W

MLV250 W / VA 450 W /

600 VA

-6NA1

Incand./

ELV2 5 W 600 W

MLV25 W / VA 450 W /

600 VA

-10D 1

Incand. 50 W 1000 W

MLV250 W / VA 800 W /

1000 VA

-10ND1

Incand. 10 W 1000 W

MLV210 W / VA 800 W /

1000 VA

-F6AN-DV3, 4, 5 3-wire

Fluores-

cent/ LED

0.05 A 6 A

1 ballast 60 ballasts

-8ANS6

Lighting 8 A10 W / VA

Motor 0.08 A 1/4 HP

5.8 A

-8S-DV7, 8

Lighting 8 A40 W / VA

Motor 0.4 A 1/10 HP

3 A

-RD9See Dimmer

8.3 A

-RS9See Switch

-RD-27710 See Dimmer

-RS-27710 See Switch

1 Dimmer Load Type: -6D, -10D and -10ND are designed

for use with permanently installed incandescent, magnetic

low-voltage, or tungsten halogen only.

-6NA is designed for use with permanently installed

incandescent, electronic low-voltage, magnetic low-voltage,

or tungsten halogen only.

Do not install dimmers to control receptacles or motor-

operated appliances. Do not mix incandescent, halogen,

MLV, or ELV load types on a dimmer.

2 Low-Voltage Applications: Use -6D,-10D and -10ND

with magnetic (core and coil) low-voltage transformers

only. Not for use with electronic (solid-state) low-voltage

transformers.

Use -6NA with electronic (solid-state) dimmable or

magnetic (core and coil) transformers.

Operation of a low-voltage circuit with lamps inoperative

or removed may result in transformer overheating and

premature failure. Lutron strongly recommends the

following:

a. Do not operate low-voltage circuits without operative

lamps in place.

b. Replace burned-out lamps as quickly as possible.

c. Use transformers that incorporate thermal protection or

fused transformer primary windings to prevent transformer

failure due to overcurrent.

3 Fluorescent Dimmer Load Type:

-F6AN-DV is designed for use with permanently installed

3-wire 120 or 277 line voltage control fluorescent V~V~

ballasts or LED drivers. Use only with Hi-lume ® ®, Hi-lume

3D, Hi-lume® A-Series, CompactSE™, Eco-10 , or ®

EcoSystem® (H3D-, FDB-, ECO-, HL3-, EC5-, L3D). Do

NOT use with any other ballasts or drivers. Do not install to

control receptacles or motor-operated appliances.

4 Power Boosters / Load Interfaces: -6NA, -10ND, -F6AN-

DV, and -8ANS can be used to control power boosters /

load interfaces. For a list of compatible power boosters /

load interfaces see www.lutron.com

5 Maximum Load: The maximum load for the -F6AN-DV is

either the derated load or the number of ballasts, whichever

is .LESS

6 Switch Load Type -8ANS: -8ANS is designed for use with

permanently installed 120 incandescent, magnetic V~

low-voltage, electronic low-voltage, or fluorescent loads

and with motor loads up to 1/4HP (5.8A).

7 Switch Load Type -8S-DV: -8S-DV is designed for use

with permanently installed 120 incandescent, magnetic V~

low-voltage, electronic low-voltage, fluorescent, or motor

loads; or 277 magnetic low-voltage or fluorescent V~

loads.

8 Shunt Capacitor (included): Some -8S-DV installations

may require the use of a shunt capacitor. This is especially

necessary for load types sensitive to leakage current

(i.e. fluorescent ballasts). If load flickers, install a shunt

capacitor. For shunt

capacitor installation see Wiring

Diagram 4 or 8.

9 120 V~ Remote Dimmer / Switch: -RD and -RS are

designed for use with 120V~ dimmers / switches.

10 277 V~ Remote Dimmer / Switch: -RD-277 and -RS-277

are designed for use with 277V ~dimmers / switches. Do

NOT use with motor loads.

1 When using controls in single location installations, tighten the blue terminal without any wires attached.

DO NOT connect the blue terminal to any other wiring or to ground.

2 Shunt capacitor must be installed inside the load fixture or in a separate J-box.

3 Install only 1 per circuit. Up to 9 remote dimmers / switches may be connected to a dimmer / switch

dimmer / switch. Total blue terminal wire length may be up to 250 ft (76 m).

4 Neutral wire dimmers / switches must be connected on the Load side of a multi-location installation.

Lamp Replacement

WARNING – Shock Hazard – For

any procedure other than routine

lamp replacement, power must be

disconnected at the main electrical panel.

Working with power ON could result in

serious injury or death.

For your safety during routine lamp

replacement, remove power from the

fixture(s) by moving the FASSTM switch into

the OFF position on the dimmer / switch

and all remote dimmers / switches.

Symptom Probable Cause and Action

Lights don’t turn ON / OFF

when tapswitch on

dimmer / switch or remote

dimmer / switch is pressed

Power not present

• Circuit breaker OFF or tripped. Perform short circuit check.

• FASS™ is in the OFF position. Move FASS

™ to the ON position. Check

the dimmer / switch and all of the remote dimmers / switches. See Lamp

Replacement.

Wiring

• Wires shorted. Make sure the blue terminal is not grounded or shorted to

any other wires.

• Wiring error. Check wiring to be sure it agrees with installation instructions

and wiring diagrams.

• For -8S-DV, increase load to meet the appropriate minimum load

requirement or use shunt capacitor or-8ANS. See Load Specifications.

Load is less than minimum load requirement

• Make sure the connected load meets the appropriate minimum load

requirement for that control. See Load Specifications.

• For -8S-DV, increase load to meet the appropriate minimum load

requirement or use shunt capacitor or -8ANS. See Load Specifications.

Lamps burned out or not installed

• Replace or install lamps.

Dioded lamps

• If dioded lamps are being used, replace with non-dioded lamps.

Load flickers or tapswitch

does not work even if load

is greater than 40 W (-8S-

DV only)

Leakage current

• Install a shunt capacitor. See Wiring Diagram 4 or . 8

Light turns ON and OFF

continuously or lights turn ON

when tapswitch is pressed,

then turn OFF

Load does not meet the minimum load requirement

• Increase load to meet the appropriate minimum load requirement for that

control. See Load Specifications.

• Install a shunt capacitor with -8S-DV. See See Wiring Diagram 4 or . 8

• For -8S-DV, increase load to meet the appropriate minimum load

requirement or use shunt capacitor or -8ANS. See

Load Specifications.

Load flickers

(-8S-DV only)

Load does not meet the minimum load requirement

• Increase load to meet the appropriate minimum load requirement for that

control. See Load Specifications.

• Install a shunt capacitor. See Wiring Diagram 4 or . 8

Lights don’t turn ON/OFF

from a keypad

Improper programming

• Program according to the system setup guide.

Out of RF range

• Reposition to be within 30 ft (9 m) of an RF signal repeater.

Wiring

• Wires shorted. Make sure the blue terminal is not grounded or shorted to

any other wires.

• Wiring error. Check wiring to be sure it agrees with installation instructions

and wiring diagrams.

Wallplate is warm Solid-state control dissipation

• Solid-state dimmers / switches internally dissipate about 2% of the total

connected load. It is normal for dimmers /switches to feel warm to the

touch during operation.

Single Location Installation1 without Neutral

-8S-DV with optional shunt capacitor2

(120-277V )~

Wiring Diagram 4

Brass

Black

Blue 1

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Switch

120-277 V ~

50/60 Hz Shunt

Capacitor

2

Optional

Single Location Installation1

with Neutral

-F6AN-DV (120/277V )~

Wiring Diagram 3

Brass

Black

Blue 1

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Lutron ® Ballast /

LED Driver Lutron ® Ballast /

LED Driver

Dimmer

12 277 V0/ ~

50/60 Hz

Black

Orange

White

Orange

Silver

Black

Orange

White

Multi-Location Dimmer Installation

3 with Neutral

4

-F6AN-DV with -RD or -RD-277 (120/277V )~

Wiring Diagram 7

Dimmer Remote DimmerRemote Dimmer Note: must Dimmer be installed on the

load side of the circuit.

Brass/

Red

Brass/

Red

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Lutron ® Ballast /

LED Driver

120/277 V~

50/60 Hz

Black

Orange

White

Black

Orange

White

Lutron ® Ballast /

LED Driver

Brass

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Orange

Silver

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Status LEDs (Dimmer only)

Indicate light level; glows softly

as night light when load is off

Tapswitch

Tap on/off

Dimming Rocker

Press to Brighten

Press to Dim

FASS™

Front

Accessible

Service

Switch

Dimmer Operation Switch Operation

Status LED (Switch only)

Indicates light status; glows softly

as night light when load is off

Tapswitch

Tap on/off

FASS

™

Front

Accessible

Service

Switch

OR

-RD-277 or

-RS-277 only

OF F ON

Note: must Dimmer be

installed on the load side of

the circuit.

Multi-Location Installation

3 with Neutral

4

-6NA and -10ND with RD-RD, and -8ANS with RD-RS (120V )~

Brass

Silver

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Load

Brass

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Remote Dimmer/

Remote Switch

120 V~

50/60 Hz

Brass

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Remote Dimmer/

Remote Switch

Dimmer /

Switch

Wiring Diagram 6

Single Location Installation1 with Neutral

-6NA, -10ND, and -8ANS (120V )~

Wiring Diagram 2

120 V~

50/60 Hz

Brass

Silver

Black

Blue 1

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Load

Dimmer/Switch

• Screw Terminals: Use

with 12 AWG (2.5 mm2

) or

14 AWG (1.5 mm2

) solid

copper wire only. Do NOT

use stranded or twisted

wire.

Wrap wire around screw

terminal. Tighten securely

to 5 in-lb (0.55 N •

m).

b. Wire Connectors:

Prepare wires. When making wire

connections, follow the

recommended strip lengths

and combinations for the

supplied wire connector.

Note: Wire connectors

provided are suitable for

copper wire only.

Wire Connector:

•

Strip insulation 3/8 in (10 mm) for 14 AWG

(1.5 mm2) or 12 AWG (2.5 mm

2) wire.

• Strip insulation 7/16 in (11 mm) for

18 AWG (0.75 mm2) or 16 AWG

(1.0 mm2) wire.

•

Use to join one or two 14



AWG (1.5



mm

2)

or 12AWG

(2.5 mm2) wires with one

18AWG (0.75mm2) or 16AWG

(1.0mm2) wire.

For single and multi-location installations

see .Wiring Diagrams

4. Push all wires back into the wallbox and

loosely fasten the control to the wallbox

using the control mounting screws

provided. Do not pinch the wires.

5. Attach the Lutron

® ® Claro or Satin

Colors® wallplate adapter and wallplate.

See .Mounting Diagram

a. Install wallplate adapter onto front of

control(s).

b. Tighten control mounting screws until

wallplate adapter is flush to wall (do

not over-tighten).

c. Snap wallplate onto wallplate adapter,

and verify that control is aligned

properly.

d. If controls are misaligned, loosen

mounting screws appropriately.

6. Restore power. Verify correct local

operation. See or Dimmer Operation

Switch Operation.

Twist wire

connector tight.

Installation

Warranty: For warranty information, please see the enclosed Warranty, or visit

www.lutron.com/resiinfo

Multi-Location Installation3

without Neutral

-6D, -10D with -RD (120V )~

Wiring Diagram 5

Brass

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Load

Dimmer

/

Remote Dimmer

3

Brass

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Remote Dimmer

/

Dimmer3

Brass

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Remote Dimmer

/

Dimmer3

120 V~

50/60 Hz

Note: Dimmer may be installed in any

location in the circuit.

Returning Dimmers / Switches to Factory Settings

Note: Returning a dimmer / switch to its factory settings will remove it from the system and erase all programming

from it.

Step 1 : Triple tap the tapswitch on a control. DO NOT release after the third tap.

Step 2 : Keep the tapswitch pressed on the third tap (for approximately 3 seconds) until the LEDs on the dimmer

start to scroll up and down quickly, or the LED on the switch flashes quickly

Step 3 : Release the tapswitch and immediately triple tap the tapswitch again. The LEDs on the dimmer will scroll

up and down slowly. The LED on the switch will flash slowly.

The control has now been returned to factory settings and needs to be reprogrammed into a system.

Multi-Location Installation 3 without Neutral

-8S-DV with -RS or -RS-277 and optional shunt capacitor2

(120–277V )~

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Load

Switch / Remote

Switch 3

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Remote Switch /

Switch3

Brass/

Red

Black

Blue

Green

Ground

Hot/Live

Neutral

Remote Switch /

Switch 3

Note: Switch may be installed in any

location in the circuit.

Shunt

Capacitor

2

120–277 V~

50/60 Hz

Optional

Wiring Diagram 8

Brass/

Red

Brass/

Red

Dimmer:

CCD-6D, -6NA, -10D, -10ND

(120V~ 50 / 60 Hz)

CCD-F6AN-DV (120/277V~ 50 / 60 Hz)

Switch: CCD-

8ANS

(120V~ 50 / 60 Hz)

CCD-8S-DV (120-277V~ 50 / 60 Hz)

Typical Power Consumption*: 0.6 W

Remote Dimmers:

CCD-RD (120

V~

50 / 60 Hz)

CCD-RD-277 (277

V~

50 / 60 Hz)

Remote Switches:

CCD-RS (120

V~

50 / 60 Hz)

CCD-RS-277 (277

V~

50 / 60 Hz)

Typical Power Consumption*: 0W

Designer-Style

RF Maestro®

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Model:	CCD-RS-277

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