Dimmer Switches
Connects effortlessly via WiFi
Control your dimmable devices remotely
Compact dimmer module for precise lighting control.
Integrates effortlessly with your smart lighting setup.
Flexible and efficient dimming capabilities
Integrates easily with multiple smart home platforms
Installs in panel or electrical box above ceiling
Option to set minimum level
Allows you to adjust brightness as needed
Neutral appearance
Control your lighting with precision
Compatible with various smart home systems
Easy installation
Dimmer for LightsOn system
Available in light grey, white and charcoal grey
For MEK-S 300LR/CR
Designed specifically for Shelly Dimmer
Compact design for easy installation
Cover for MEK-S 300LR/300CR and LED-S 120 dimmer
Available in White, Anthracite Grey, and Light Grey
20-300W
Color: White
20-350 W (transformer), 35-350 W (trafo)
Color: White
Dimmer Switch
Available in White, Anthracite Grey, and Light Grey
Dimmer switch
Available in White, Anthracite Grey, and Light Grey
Dimmer Switch
Available in White, Anthracite Grey, and Light Grey
For dimming LED lamps or low-voltage halogen lamps
Requires power from an electronic transformer
Cover for MEK-S 160CR, 180R and 180LR dimmer
Available in White, graphite grey, and light grey
Control your devices via smartphone with ease.
Schedule and automate your device usage.
Available in light grey, white, and charcoal grey
For MEK-S 160CR/180R/180LR
Manage your devices from anywhere.
Simple installation for a smarter home.
Cover for TOUCH IR 350 UNI dimmer
Available in White, charcoal grey, and light grey
For dimming 230V LED lamps or other loads
LED is used for regulating LR, CR, and Ohm loads
Available in light grey, white, and charcoal grey
For MEK-D 300CR
Available in light grey, white, and charcoal grey
For MEK-D 300CR
Sleek black design
Configurable dimming options
Makes it easy to customize lighting
The 2-meter long cord provides flexibility
Available in 3 different colors
Danish design
Available in 3 different colors
Designed in Denmark
Smart dimming control for enhanced lighting ambiance.
Integrates easily with existing WiFi networks.
Effortlessly adjust lighting levels.
Sleek and modern design.
Ultimate control over your lighting
Elegant design to suit modern homes
Adjust your lighting to create the perfect ambiance.
Easy control through app or voice commands.
Remote control dimming for your lights.
Easily connect with your smart home system.
Control your lights wirelessly with versatility and ease.
Compatible with various lighting setups for customization.
The device can be integrated into Wiser scenarios and automations
Can be controlled from the Wiser app (requires gateway)
Smooth dimming capabilities
Stylish black finish
Used for dimming LED lamps
Contains up to 3 lighting scenarios
Eliminates flickering with advanced technology.
Optimizes LED lighting performance.
Adjust brightness for the perfect ambiance.
Easy installation and use for any space.
Used as an impulse switch for Touch IR 350 UNI
Fits all LK FUGA recessed, brick, and surface-mounted boxes
Dimmer Switch
Protected against overload, short circuit & overheating
Dimming for incandescent or low-voltage halogen lamps
Requires power from an electronic transformer or iron core transformer
Control your lights effortlessly from your smartphone
Compatible with 0-10V dimmable lights
Dimming for incandescent or low-voltage halogen lamps
Requires power from an electronic transformer
Enhances dimming capabilities
Easy installation for better control
Available in light gray, white, and dark gray
For TOUCH IR 350
Available in light gray, white, and dark gray
For TOUCH IR 350
Effortless integration into your fuse box
Double mounting feature for versatility
Available in light grey, white, and dark grey
Compatible with TOUCH IR 180/250/350
Touch control for effortless brightness adjustments.
Compatible with a wide range of LED strips.
100% silent operation
Easy to install
Available in light grey, white, and charcoal grey
For MEK-S 350R
100% silent operation
Easy installation
With trailing edge damping
Can control the light from smartphone or tablet
Energy-efficient LED panel with slim frame
A high-quality all-round panel
With soft start/stop
Short-circuit protected
Pairing with App via SMART App
For DIN rail
Dimmer Switch
Protected against overloads, short circuits & overheating
Rated power 2-180W (LED), 35-180W (trafo)
Adjustable min/max brightness
Easy Installation, frame not included
Philips Hue Bridge v2 required, not included
A short press on the button turns the light on and off
Dimmer potentiometers only take up 1 module
Covers all user interfaces, sensors, cables, dimmers, and other accessories
Can be used with control systems
Provides dimming capability that can be controlled wirelessly
Can connect with other LK IHC Wireless components
Used where dimming is desired that can be wirelessly remote-controlled
Can be linked with other LK IHC Wireless components
Dimmers all types of light sources
Dimmers up to 10 light sources
4 things to consider when buying a dimmer
There are many things to consider when you are about to buy a new dimmer, as it can greatly affect your experiences with the product.
Therefore, we provide a range of considerations below, which you can make before you buy a dimmer, so you can be sure to get the right dimmer for your needs.
#1 - Where should the dimmer be placed?
It may be important for you to consider where you would like the dimmer to be placed, as it can influence which dimmer you should use.
The two most common dimmers, Touch and Slider Dimmers, are often placed in the relevant room where they will be able to dim the light.
It is best to place these types of dimmers close to the lamps you wish to dim, as it provides better possibilities for adjusting the light.
You can also get a panel dimmer that sits on your electrical panel, allowing you to dim the light from there.
This might be good if you don't need to dim the light very often and prefer to hide the dimmer a bit away from potential guests or children who play with the light.
#2 - Which type of dimmer is best for you?
There are several different types of dimmers on the market, each functioning in a different way.
Therefore, it might be a good idea to consider which type fits your needs best before making a purchase.
The first type you can find is a Touch dimmer, which has a nice touch display you can use to adjust the light.
This allows you to easily adjust the light on your lamps and bulbs, as you simply have to touch the display to make it respond.
The Touch dimmer works best with LED bulbs, as you don't need to install an additional transformer to be able to use the dimmer.
The second type of dimmer you can find on the market is a slider dimmer, which works by using a slider that you can adjust.
This type of dimmer requires that you install an additional transformer, as it works by adjusting the power supply to the lamps.
This makes it possible for the slider dimmer to use other types of bulbs than LED, as it adjusts the power supply and does not rely on the bulb's function to be adjusted.
This function is not available for standard incandescent or halogen bulbs, so these types of bulbs cannot be used if, for example, you are using a touch dimmer.
The third type of dimmer is a panel dimmer.
This type of dimmer is installed at the electrical panel itself, allowing you to adjust the light over a larger area than a touch or slider dimmer, which only adjusts the connected lights to the relevant switch.
Additionally, you won’t have an extra large switch that potentially takes up space on the wall in your home.
It may therefore be important for you to consider which type of dimmer suits you and your home best, so you can get the best experience out of it.
#3 - Do your bulbs have the capability to be dimmed?
It is important for you to investigate what type of bulbs you have in your lamps and whether it is possible to dim their brightness, as not all bulbs have that functionality.
If your bulbs are LED, then they have the possibility to be adjusted without requiring a more complex electrical installation to adjust the brightness.
If you have the more standard incandescent or halogen bulbs, then they do not have the ability to adjust the brightness without you installing an additional transformer for your switch.
It will therefore be a much easier installation in your home if you also use LED bulbs, as they come with that functionality included.
It is therefore a good idea to check what bulbs you have in your home and whether you need to purchase new ones, or if you need to buy an additional transformer, so you can adjust the brightness of your older bulbs.
#4 - Should the dimmer be used with a smart home system?
If you are going to invest in dimmers for your home anyway, it may also be a good idea to investigate whether a smart home system is suitable for you, as it can enhance your home experience.
LED lights already provide you with the possibility to use a dimmer without needing to add extra equipment, but by using smart LED bulbs or smart switches, you can enable direct control of your lights from your smartphone.
Additionally, you have the option to connect a smart home system, where you can set specific times during the day when you want the lights to dim.
This way, you can have the lights automatically dim in the evening, allowing you to save energy while potentially reducing strain on your eyes that can occur in bright light.
Advantages of using a dimmer
There are several benefits to using a dimmer in your home, which can be a good reason to invest in the system.
Firstly, it can help you save more energy if you use dimmers in your home.
This is because the bulbs do not need to use nearly as much power when they are dimmed compared to when they light at full power.
By dimming the light, you can potentially save up to 90% more energy and possibly save money on your electricity bill.
With a dimmer, you also gain much more control over your lighting, allowing you to adjust the brightness in your home according to your needs.
This way, you can reduce the strain on your eyes that bright light can cause and make it easier to fall asleep at night.
Additionally, you also ensure that your bulbs can last longer, as they do not need to be used as intensively as when they run at full brightness.
By dimming the light by just a quarter, you can save about a fifth on the electricity that the bulbs use and potentially extend the lifespan of the bulbs by several years, depending on the type of bulb you use.
