Dimmers help you control your lighting, but which dimmer suits your setup? As you know, this depends on your light source. Check our range of LED dimmers to find the right one.
Not every dimmer works with every light. Mismatched dimmers can cause flickering, buzzing, or even damage. LED compatibility is especially important.
RLC dimmers: For incandescent, halogen, and some dimmable LEDs. Use leading or trailing edge.
LED dimmers: Designed for LED use, often with silent operation.
Universal dimmers: Automatically detect and adjust to the connected light.
Check your bulb: Is it dimmable? Look for the dimming method.
Power range: Ensure your total wattage fits the dimmer’s range.
Number of bulbs: Add total wattage to size the dimmer properly.
Using LED dimmers with non-dimmable bulbs.
Underpowering the dimmer with low-wattage LEDs.
Lacking a neutral wire when it’s required.
Go for a dimmer with adjustable range.
Use universal dimmers if unsure.
For complex setups, hire a professional.
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