Dual band technology ensures stable and reliable connectivity for smart home integration
Fade speeds allow gentle on and off transitions for comfortable lighting changes
On level presets remember your favorite brightness for quick access
Simple pairing process allows control via keypad, remote, or other dimmer switches
Supports voice assistant integration with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and more
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A smart dimmer switch that blends sleek and contemporary styling with ultra-reliable dual-band technology.
Features include:
Fade speeds for gently turning the lights on and off
On-level presets always remember your favorite brightness
Simple pairing allows control from a keypad, remote, sensor and even other dimmer switches
Pair with
Fade Speeds
Gently turning lights on and off
On Level Presets
Remember favorite brightness
Control Methods
Keypad, remote, other dimmer switches, Insteon hub, mobile app, Alexa, Google Home
Wattage Capacity
Up to 150 watts LED or 600 watts incandescent
Color Options
White, Black
Switch Control Type
Button, Rotary
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A dimmer switch you can count on!
I recently installed a coffered ceiling in my master bedroom. I added LED stip lighting behind crown molding to provide uplighting on the ceiling. I also added LED spotlights shining down to light the room. I have a 300W dimmable LED driver hidden in the attic for the strip lights and the power for the spots comes from there as well. Since the wattage for the two sets of lights were both more than a mini-driver could handle I put two dimmer switches up in the attic to control the lights and linked them to a mini remote inserted into a no longer needed switch opening on the wall. Works like a champ.
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Fred · August 20, 2026
Dimmer Switch & I3 Keypad question
Love the dimmer Switch. I’m wondering if you’ve been able to fix the firmware problem for the i3 Keypad so it can do mutually exclusive scene modes for all four buttons? The ones I have can only do it for buttons 2 & 3 (with the excellent help of one of your tech support people). It would also be a great feature to just make it a global mode to not have to go through the tedious programming routine to get it to happen.
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Bob · August 1, 2026
Back on the market
I have an extensive system in my house which was installed on 2008. Many scenes and programs are active. From time to time the switches die and need to be replaced. Not everything is still made but was fortunate to pick up several Insteon dimmer switches to replace some partly or non-functional units.