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This dimmer can be turned on/off as well as smoothly adjust the brightness of the lamp. It is controlled by any IR remote control from household equipment.
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By briefly pressing any button, you can turn on (off) the light, holding the button smoothly adjusts the brightness of the glow. The same can be done with a button on the device itself.
I mount the whole device in a clipsala box.
The device has been tested for 5 years, with proper assembly, adjustment is not required.
The board fits well inside the clipsal. The standard button can be controlled in the normal mode. When the standard button is off, you can control the remote control or the micro button.
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