Leviton Decora Smart Dimmer Switch Companion for Multi-Location Dimming (Not for Stand-Alone use), 120/277VAC, 60Hz, DD00R-DLZ, White, Ivory, Light Almond

I just finished adding a couple of DD0SR-DZL switches in combination with DW15S-1BZ switches (these are Leviton's WiFi switches, but this review should also work with their hub based switches like z-wave). Some general observations... - I found the switches to work exactly as advertised. Note, they do require a cover plate, but they come with both white and cream colored switch plates. - These are secondary switches which work with master switches in 3-way and 4-way circuits. YOU MUST ALSO HAVE THE APPROPRIATE MASTER SWITCH. - I find the switches to be solid with good wiring connections. They feel better designed for American circuits than some cheaper Chinese switches I've installed. - As others have noted, they do require a neutral wire. However, at least with a 3-way circuit, if you have a neutral at one switch box in the circuit, you still should be able to make it work with a little thought. See my comment in the questions section. - I added these to work with Amazon Echo. Connecting the master wifi switches to Echo was simple and quick. - This biggest problem I had was finding space in the electrical box that holds the switch. The switch itself is larger than the equivalent non-smart switch. It still fits in but takes away space from the mass of wires you have in the electrical box. Add the additional wire(s) for the neutral, and I was running out of space to fit everything in. I did do it, but it was a pain. Note, I'm betting a professional electrician has the experience and knowledge of how to pack everything into the box easily, I just didn't have that experience (although it got a little better as I went on).

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Works like a charm, and doesn't need batteries to be eventually replaced. Compatibility: Matter protocol Quality: High quality

This is a great product that is NOT available in local stores. DIY makeshift electricians need to know this is a companion switch to the WiFi Leviton dimmer. It will work in any 3way or 4way wired circuit, but will need a wired common wire in the primary location for the primary dimmer. Old homes may not be wired with a common. Read the compatibility list on the primary dimmer before ordering. There are 2-3 variations of this companion switch. I have over 10 3way or 4way circuits in my home. I have made this mistake once in reordering. I will not do it again. The wiring diagrams are okay, if you know more than then the fundamentals of house wiring. I needed a wire tracer for one of my 4way circuits. Also these are not standard STDP switches. If you don't know what that means, hire an electrician!

Update August 2020. With Wink switching to a monthly subscription model in July 2020, I ditched them and switched to a Samsung Smart Things Hub. I have had zero issues the last month. In fact, there is less lag using Samsung. I am now able to use all of my Leviton switches now without needing to reset them every few days. Wish I ditched Wink years ago! I made the mistake of replacing 15 switches in my home using Leviton Z-wave switches (which includes slave switches and dimmers). I have yet to have all switches working with the Wink app at the same time. They constantly go off line. I've factory reset every switch and reprogrammed them all more times than I want to admit and I've moved the hub to 3 different locations. Yet they "off line" issue continues. I know it's not my wink hub as I have other z-wave devices linked to my hub that I've had zero issue with. Reading other reviews and doing some Google searches I see others have the same issues. Thankfully they function as normal switches, but at over $40 a piece it's a complete rip off for a "z-wave" switch that functions like a $3 regular switch. Don't make the same mistake I did, stay away from these garbage switches. I'm sure a class action lawsuit will be in Levitons future

I have been surprised by the number of software updates, often with new features. I wish my house wiring was better and these switches were less expensive $25-$30 would be fair. Sometimes I have problems with google assistant and Apple Homekit. Apple homekit is a pain to setup but I blame Apple for this as that issue spans multiple manufacturer devices. I have one switch in kitchen that gets reset by barstool chairback and have to connect with homekit often. Sometimes google loses track of devices. The Leviton app always works well. I like that the dimmer switch can also be on/off. Customer support has been good. Works well with counter part devices for multiple locations (used both wired and wireless). I like that it can work with Homekit, Google and Alexa (smart being agnostic). The 26HD is well built. Installation can be tricky, as switch takes up more room in box leaving less room for wires.

Cumple con lo especificado

Difícil de configurar, dura pocos meses y después no acepta clave o no lo admite la nube

This on/off remote switch (Leviton part number DD0SR-DLZ) is specifically designed for use with the Leviton DZ15S on/off wall switch, to create a 3-way switch arrangement. This remote switch functions perfectly for that purpose. I have several that have been working reliably for many years. Wiring the main switch and this remote switch using the existing house wiring can often require some time to figure out how the function of the existing wiring, and imagination to adapt the existing wiring to the way these devices are designed to work. As with all these types of switches, both a "hot" and a "neutral" wire are required for operation of both the main and remote switches. Most of the negative reviews posted here deal with various network (WiFi or Z-Wave) connectivity issues - all of which are directly related to functioning of the main switch, and are not relevant to this remote switch.

This is a remote to the DW6HD Leviton Dimmer. This unit will not function without the DW6HD Leviton Dimmer. Once installed, they work like a charm. The only problem with these dimmers is that you need an internet connection to control them remotely. The commands from your phone do not go directly to the device, they go to the Leviton server that communicates with your device. Having these devices on your local network (home router) is a bit of a security concern, as hackers could have access to your computers via these devices. Leviton IoT is no different than Apple or Samsung IoT and most people have confidence in the devices built in security. Personally I recommend that you setup a seperate IoT network for these devices.

Works perfectly with the DZ15S-1BZ, easy to install.