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Title: Shuts down during utility "brownouts"
Review: This would be a 5-star product if it didn't shut down during the most extreme utility brownouts on hot summer days. This happened to me twice this summer in the New York City area (ConEdison). It's the only electronic product I own that doesn't operate normally at all times with ConEdison power. When the voltage drops below a certain point, the lights go out and can't be turned on, although the LEDs on the dimmer switches continue to glow. When the voltage increases above the dimmers' threshold, the lights come on at full strength. If you have these switches in bedrooms, as I do, it's imperative to turn them off with the tiny push-pull switch before going to bed during a brownout that has caused the lights to go out. Otherwise you will wake up in the middle of the night to maximum light when the voltage comes back to within Leviton's acceptable range. The old-style Leviton touch dimmers with left-right on-off switches are not affected by brownouts.
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