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Wireless 4-Channel Dimmer Switch / pc
€111.76
In stock
Usage
The 4-channel wireless dimmer is designed for seamless lighting control in furniture installations such as cabinets, wardrobes, and shelving. It enables flexible adjustment of light intensity remotely, enhancing ambient or task lighting as required.
Advantages
- Enables wireless dimming control for up to four separate lighting zones or fixtures.
- No need for invasive wiring—ideal for retrofitting or DIY furniture projects.
- Compatible with a wide range of low-voltage LED lights commonly used in furniture applications.
- Sleek, compact design allows discreet installation within or behind furniture panels.
- Requires batteries or dedicated power supply to operate; battery replacement may be necessary over time if not powered by mains connection.
Specifications
- Design and Technology: Compact unit with integrated RF (radio frequency) receiver and transmitter, housed in durable ABS plastic. Four independent output channels permit multi-zone control from a single remote interface[5][7].
- User Safety & Standards: Designed according to international electrical standards relevant to low-voltage lighting and indoor use (typically IP20 protection rating)[5].
- Performance: Supports up to four circuits; typical load capacity per channel ranges from 30W–100W at standard low voltage (12V/24V DC), depending on model[3][5]. Wireless operating range generally reaches up to several meters within standard home interiors[7].
- Differentiators: Multi-channel operation sets it apart from single-circuit dimmers; supports simultaneous on/off/dimming of multiple fixtures via one controller. Remote handheld interface eliminates the need for physical switches embedded into the furniture surface[5][7].
How it works
The wireless dimmer connects directly between your power source and each luminaire inside the furniture. Using a dedicated remote controller, users adjust brightness levels independently across four zones without direct line-of-sight—perfectly suited for modern smart home integrations and flexible lighting scenarios[5][7].
