Inline Dimmer Switch 150W 125V - White, Black & Clear
Adjust the brightness of compatible lighting fixtures with this compact inline dimmer switch. Rated for up to 150W at 125V, it is designed for DIY lighting projects and custom lamp assemblies that require adjustable light output.
Available in White, Black, and Clear, this inline dimmer integrates into a compatible lamp cord for convenient brightness control. Its compact design makes it a practical component for custom lighting projects.
Ideal for
- DIY lighting and custom lamp projects
- Adding dimming control to compatible lighting setups
- Custom lamp assemblies using compatible electrical components
- Lighting projects where a matching switch color is desired
Specifications
- Product Type: Inline dimmer switch
- Available Colors: White, Black, and Clear
- Maximum Power: 150W
- Rated Voltage: 125V
- Dimensions: W2.82" × D1.32" × H1.34" (71.55 × 33.5 × 34 mm)
- Wire Connection: Soldering required
- Bulb Compatibility: Incandescent, halogen, CFL, and most LED bulbs
What's Included
- 1× Inline dimmer switch in the selected color
Installation
Important: This dimmer switch requires soldering for wire connections. It does not use screw terminals or tool-free wire connections. Wire stripping and soldering skills are required for installation. All connections must be properly insulated and secured before use.
Compatibility
Compatible with incandescent, halogen, CFL, and most LED bulbs, provided the bulb is dimmable and compatible with this dimmer switch. The maximum rated load is 150W at 125V.
Note: Some LED bulbs may flicker when used with this dimmer. For best results, use dimmable bulbs that are compatible with the dimmer switch.
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Available Colors
This inline dimmer switch is available in White, Black, and Clear. Select your preferred color from the options above.
Important
Disconnect power before installation. Wire connections require soldering and must be properly insulated and secured. Do not exceed the rated voltage or maximum wattage. If you are unfamiliar with electrical wiring or soldering, consult a qualified electrician and follow applicable electrical codes.