ION LED dimming stabilizer
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ION LED dimming stabilizer
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Specifications
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Product group
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Length (cm)
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Width (cm)
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Voltage
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IP ratingIP20 - No protection
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Dimming technologyPhase cutoff
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Housing colorBlack
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Housing materialAluminum
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CertificationsCE, RoHs
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ConnectionMains power
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MountingBuilt-in
Universal ION LED dimming stabilizer
Does your LED lighting flicker when dimming or simply when on? A dimming stabilizer is perfectly suited for this. A dimming stabilizer is extremely easy to use and eliminates lighting flickering. Furthermore, the product is fully compatible with 100% of LED lamps.
It is possible that your LED lighting may flicker when using an LED dimmer. This can occur, for example, because the LED bulb contains a high voltage or because an LED bulb switches on or off at the lowest or highest light setting, causing voltage fluctuations to be detected. Understandably, this flickering is perceived as disruptive; however, this can be easily remedied with a dimming stabilizer. By placing the dimming stabilizer near the lighting, voltage fluctuations can be absorbed and any flickering is eliminated from the lighting. After this, the LED dimmer will dim smoothly and gradually again.
The dimming stabilizer also ensures that LED lamps do not continue to glow after being switched off. This afterglow can be caused by reactive power in the installation, among other things. By using the dimming stabilizer, you capture the last bit of reactive power, ensuring the lamp is switched off completely.
Mounting stabilizer for dimmer
The installation is very simple; this is explained below in a few short steps. The last image shows a visual representation of how the dimming stabilizer should be installed.
Step 1: Open the fixture of the LED lamp where the dimming stabilizer needs to be installed.
Step 2: Take the blue wire from the dimming stabilizer (neutral wire) and place it at the 'neutral'.
Step 3: Take the brown wire from the dimming stabilizer (L-wire) and connect it to the switched wire of the LED lamp.
Step 4: After installation, you can close the LED lamp fixture again. The dimming stabilizer has now been installed correctly.
