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110V-120V Dimmer Switch

Description

US-600VA dimmer provides a smooth, slide-action and full-range dimming for incandescent and dimmable LED and CFL lamps. Featuring slide-to-off functionality, this device is designed for users who choose to adjust lighting levels each time the device is used. The dimmer is designed specifically for dimmable light-emitting diodes (LED) and dimmable compact fluorescent (CFL) lamps; it is also compatible for use with incandescent lamps.

 

Specification

Reference number:	US-S600
Colour:	WHITE
Rated Voltage:	AC110V-120V~, 60Hz
Connected Load:	20VA-600VA
Dimension(mm):	105*59*42.9
Weight(g):	76.53
Dimming method:	Leading edge phase control
Warranty:	Three Years

 

Features 

* 3-Way and Single Pole Compatible - Vertical Slide Control Dimming - 2 Pack

* 600W max Incandescent; 150W max Dimmable LED/CFL, 120VAC, 60Hz

* Works with LED, Halogen, Incandescent bulbs - Trim Dial below Cover Plate allows Sensitivity Adjustment upon installation to achieve compatibility with LED Lamps

* UL Approved, 3 Year Warranty

 

FAQs

1. Why do dimmers get warm? Is this safe?

During normal operation, dimmers generate heat. The more wattage placed on the dimmer, the warmer it will feel; however, this is perfectly normal and safe. Lutron dimmers are designed to the strictest UL safety standard and can handle their full rated load (a 600W dimmer can handle a full 600W of power*) without overheating. 

2. What makes the light dim?

A solid-state dimmer will dim the lights by actually turning them on and off very rapidly—120 times per second. The longer the light is on as opposed to off, the brighter the light output. By the same logic the longer the light is off as opposed to on, the lower the light output.

3. Does dimming affect how long a bulb will last?

Yes. Dimmers reduce power to the bulb, so they can extend bulb life, in addition to saving energy. Incandescent and halogen bulbs last up to 20 times longer when used with a dimmer. LED bulbs that were designed for dimming run cooler when dimmed, which can also extend bulb life.