LED Dual Slide Switch and Dimmer for Standard 12V Wall Switch Box - DLVDW-120W
Product Details
- Can dim brightness and change color temperatures
- Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) slide control
- Up to 120 watts on a single channel, or split between dual channels
- Works with all dual color or variable color temperature LED products
- 12V
Overview
LED dual slide switch and dimmer combo designed to fit in standard 12-volt wall switch boxes. Universal LED dimmer that can dim any 12VDC or 24VDC Dual Color or Variable Color Temperature LED products from 0%-100% using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) slide control. 120W maximum load capacity. 4.5in wire leads for input and output connection. Dimming level is adjusted by built-in slider control. Available in white housing. Optional wall trim plate also available.
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Specifications
- Supply voltage of this product is 12~24 Volts DC, do not exceed 24VDC
- Shorting output wires my cause damage to dimmer
- Always observe proper polarity when connecting power and load
- For indoor use only - this product is not waterproof or weatherproof
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Nice Dimmer Switch
I paired these up with some recessed LED lights in my vintage camper. The switch does a nice job of dimming the lights. I also added another one of these to control the outside running lights and a 12v outlet for string lights. I'm pleased with the results.
Kitchen Cabinet Lights
If installing LED cabinet lighting and using a low voltage system (I am using flex strip lighting) you will need to use a controller designed for low wattage systems, and this fits the need. I could not find any other controllers in the local big name home improvement stores and until I did the research about LED systems I did not fully understand the need for a controller like this. I wired my power supply out put directly to the input of the controller and have another switch to control the power to it. ( I highly suggest this for powering your LED system, the controller can shut off the power to the lights, but the power transformer will have power going to it all the time and they can heat up and is the largest failure of LED systems) Wiring it up this way will require you to run a separate power switch, but can help you out in the long run.
Price is pretty much the same for even duel AC sliders BTW.
