Protect the everyday ritual of turning on a light.

Plan ahead, without assuming imminent failure.

The LiteTouch product line was discontinued in 2015. That history makes long-term planning worthwhile, but does not mean every working installation must be removed immediately or that no repair options or refurbished parts exist.

Persistent lighting faults, difficulty sourcing suitable components, a renovation or changes to LED fixtures can prompt an assessment. The first question is what is actually installed and functioning—not which replacement brand can be promised before looking at the panels.

The wiring architecture matters.

Centralized lighting often routes lighting circuits to remote panels, while wall keypads communicate with the control system. Those keypads are not necessarily conventional switches carrying the room’s lighting load. A replacement needs to account for that separation.

Assessment should identify enclosures, modules, circuit and load schedules, keypad wiring, control wiring and the connected fixtures or drivers. Existing labels and drawings can reduce uncertainty but should be checked against the installation. Work involving line voltage requires appropriate qualified electrical involvement.

• Panel and module condition, space and access
• Circuit identification and connected load types
• Keypad topology and wiring condition
• LED driver, lamp and dimming compatibility
• Electrical work and temporary lighting arrangements

Reuse is a finding, not a guarantee.

Some wiring, enclosures or other infrastructure may be useful, but only within the requirements of a verified replacement design. Controllers, dimming modules and keypads may need replacement. Existing fixtures may also need attention if their dimming behavior does not suit the proposed equipment.

We do not promise a universal no-rewiring conversion, a drop-in module swap or a fixed replacement architecture. Panel layout, electrical requirements, cable condition and the selected solution determine the scope.

RadioRA 3 is not a centralized retrofit promise.

ITD offers Lutron RadioRA 3 lighting controls, including standalone projects. That does not make RadioRA 3 a universal LiteTouch replacement. A centralized lighting system must be assessed on its own architecture and load requirements.

Published Lutron LiteTouch retrofit guidance concerns a specific HomeWorks/QSX route, not a RadioRA 3 drop-in conversion. ITD’s RadioRA 3 capability is not a claim of HomeWorks/QSX authorization. The deliverable solution and any specialist involvement must be confirmed after reviewing the home.

Plan the changeover around a lived-in home.

A lighting migration needs a sequence: identify affected circuits, agree on access, coordinate qualified electrical work and discuss when rooms may temporarily lose normal control. Do not assume that the old and new controls can operate side by side throughout the project.

Cost depends on circuit count, loads, panel work, keypads, wiring changes, fixtures or drivers, programming and installation coordination. Include labeling, documentation, scene testing and future service in the scope. A fixture-lighting design discussion can be added separately if the quality of the light also needs improvement.