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Sunnata PRO Dimmers & Switches for RadioRA 3 System
The Sunnata PRO dimmer (RRST-PRO-N) and switch (RRST-8ANS) require a neutral connection to function. Please verify the availability of a neutral connection before the specification/installation of the device.
US houses built since the mid-1980s typically have a neutral (white) wire in the switch box. The neutral (white) wires are usually tied together with a wire nut. Below is a picture of a typical switch box containing neutral connections:
RadioRA 3 Sunnata PRO Dimmer & Switch Specifications
Refer to the table below for device specifications:
|
MODEL |
VOLTAGE/PHASE |
NEUTRAL |
LOAD TYPE |
MINIMUM |
MAXIMUM |
REQ |
|
|
120V |
YES |
INC/HALOGEN |
10 W |
8 A |
|
|
LED |
1 BULB |
8 A |
| |||
|
ELV |
10 W |
8 A |
| |||
|
MLV |
10 VA |
8 A |
| |||
|
|
| |||||
|
RRST-PRO-N |
120V |
YES |
INC/HALOGEN |
10 W |
500 W |
Either |
|
LED |
1 BULB |
250 W |
Either | |||
|
MLV HALOGEN |
10 W |
400 VA |
Forward | |||
|
ELV HALOGEN |
10 W |
500 W |
Reverse | |||
|
MLV MR16 LED |
Forward | |||||
|
ELV MR16 LED |
Reverse | |||||
Product Installation
RadioRA 3 Sunnata dimmers and switches require a neutral connection. They must be installed on the load side of a 3-way or multilocation application.
Review the diagram below for correct and incorrect installation examples.
RA 3 Sunnata PRO Dimmer Installation Resources
Single Pole:
3-Way:
4-Way:
RA 3 Sunnata Switch Installation Resources
Single Pole:
3-Way:
4-Way:
Troubleshooting
If the Sunnata dimmer or switch is blinking after installation, refer to the Blink Codes for System Sunnata Devices article for troubleshooting assistance.
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