DIMMER STABILIZER

• Often helps
  dimming problems
• Max 1W
• 220-240V
• 2 year warranty

You can use this stabilizer to solve dimming problems such as flickering lights, lights staying on after turning off, and sometimes even lowering the minimum dimming level.

How many dimming stabilizers are needed?
You need one dimming stabilizer per lighting group (circuit). Place this between the central box and the lighting group.

Note: It is always preferable to connect LED spotlights in parallel. This ensures better dimmability and that all lamps switch on simultaneously.

✓ Universal
✓ Prevents flickering/flickering at the lowest and highest light levels
✓ Reduces fluctuations/unsettling light in any light level
✓ Improves dimmability (dimming further back)
✓ Prevents afterglow of LED lamp
✓ Suitable for all dimmable LED lamps
✓ Connect parallel to LED lamp

First of all, it is important to know that the quality of dimmability depends on the LED dimmer, the LED lamps and the power grid.
1) The LED dimmer should operate at the lowest possible wattage and have good adjustment options (at least a MIN potentiometer).
2) The LED lamps must have an excellent dimmable driver.
3) And the power grid should be polluted as little as possible by other devices on the same circuit, leakage voltage or poor quality/thin wiring.

Is your light still unstable, is it dimmable, or does your LED bulb continue to glow despite meeting the above requirements? Or are none of these measures applicable in your situation? Then use this universal LED dimming stabilizer. It stabilizes voltage fluctuations and adds a small amount (0.5W) of power to your LED bulbs, which solves most problems. A more detailed explanation of which problems it can and cannot solve can be found below.

When to use dimming stabilizer?
This universal LED dimming stabilizer prevents flickering (on/off) at the lowest and highest light levels, reduces fluctuations (harder/softer/harder) at every light level, improves dimmability (dimming further back) and prevents afterglow of the LED lamp (despite it being switched off).