For a new installation, choose light almond contemporary lighting accessories by matching the device to the application, such as an on/off switch, adaptive, forward-phase, or 0–10V dimmer, keypad dimmer, or auxiliary keypad, then verify the load type, voltage, and neutral-wire requirements. For a retrofit, use a compatible color kit when changing the appearance of an existing device, or replace the device while reusing existing wiring where supported, and plan for matching contemporary faceplates because they are sold separately.

Yes, light almond contemporary lighting accessories require matching contemporary faceplates for installation. Faceplates are sold separately, and these accessories are designed for use with contemporary faceplates rather than Decora-style faceplates.

Light almond color-change kits match the control type: switch kits include a rocker button, actuator bar, and sensor bar; dimmer kits vary by forward or adaptive phase and include the related button, air-gap actuator, and sensor bar; keypad dimmer kits include multiple button sizes, up and down buttons, an air-gap actuator, and a sensor bar; and auxiliary keypad kits include a rocker button, actuator bar, and sensor bar. These kits change the visible controls rather than the device’s electrical function, and they require a matching contemporary faceplate purchased separately.

Before selecting light almond contemporary lighting accessories, review the circuit’s neutral-wire availability, voltage, load type, and dimming method, including LED, incandescent, halogen, electronic or magnetic low-voltage, fluorescent, motor, and 0-10V loads. Confirm that the accessory works with the existing Control4 lighting system and wiring, including three-way circuits where applicable, and use the required contemporary faceplate rather than a Decora-style faceplate.