Universal Dimmer – 300W LED/CFL – 500W Incandescent/Halogen/ELV – 400VA MLV – 120V – White Finish
- Voltage
- 120V
- Certifications
- UL, FCC, RoHS
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The fixture's dimming method determines which control belongs on the wall. A dimmer must match the driver or lamp, electrical load and wiring arrangement; a device suitable for one LED system may not operate another correctly. Establish the required protocol and usable dimming range before placing the order, then review voltage and load capacity against the connected lighting. Projects combining manual adjustment with automatic operation can also consider compatible lighting controls. The approved fixture-and-dimmer combination is the key purchasing reference.
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