Toggle dimmer for incandescent lamps (single cut/3-way combined use) *Limited stock
Toggle dimmer for incandescent lamps (single cut/3-way combined use) *Limited stock
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It's something that's in every room and is used every day, so even though it's just a small part of the space, you want to pay close attention to the design and operability. The clean, simple shape gives it a clean look. You can also show your individuality by combining covers of different materials and colors. It has PSE certification and matches Japanese appliances.
[Product Details]
Size (mm): W44 H107
Color: White/Clear
Material: Plastic
Specifications: Single-pole/3-way compatible (PSE certified)
Installation method: This product requires wiring. Please ask an electrician to install it. Amateur wiring may cause electric shock or fire, and the installer will be responsible for all damages that occur, so please do not do it.
remarks
- It can only be used with incandescent bulbs with a rated voltage of 100V and a rated capacity of 400W or less. Adjust the brightness by moving the knob up and down.
- Due to the depth of the main body, it is not compatible with general built-in boxes (including exposed boxes). Please use clamping hardware. Also, if you are using two or more plates including a dimmer, please install all of those fixtures with clamping hardware.
- Please use in conjunction with American switch cover.
- Overtightening the screws may cause damage, so please be careful when installing.
- Although we inspect the products upon arrival, there may be uneven coloring caused during the production process, or scratches or small marks caused during transportation. Please be aware that these are characteristics of overseas products before making your purchase.
- If you want to dim the light using the 3-way function, you will need a dimmer, a 4-way switch, and a 3-way switch. Use the 4-way and 3-way switches to turn the light on and off, and use the dimmer only for the dimming function. Please consult an electrician for wiring instructions.
- It will make a buzzing noise, but it is a good product. To prevent radio noise that can cause interference with audio equipment such as radios and stereos, we use a copper coil that meets PSE (Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act) standards. (In other words, we are adapting an overseas product to Japanese specifications.) When an electric current flows, the iron core of the coil expands and contracts. This is the sound that occurs when this happens.
