Led Dimmer Shuttle
SKU 7511
Original price
R 469.95
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Original price
R 469.95
Original price
R 469.95
R 469.95
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R 469.95
Current price
R 469.95
Maximum Load Power: 500VA(240VAC) 2.1A
Normal Operating Voltage: 190-253 VAC; 50 Hz +/-5%
Dimming Method: Trailing Edge
Minimum Operating Voltage: 100 V AC
Max. Wire Resistance (bell-press control): 50k Ohm
Minimum Load Power:
Resistive: 2W
Inductive: Not Compatible
Electronic Transformer: 20W
Retain Memory After Power Failure: Yes
Brown-out protection: Yes
High Frequency AC transient protection: Yes
Surge Protection: Yes; 400 mJ
Microprocessor Control: Yes
Soft Start and Soft Off: Yes
Bell-press Control: Continuous cycling
Minimum Intensity Control: Yes
Memory: Yes; returns to prev dimming level on switch on.
Enclosure dims: 42mm x 42mm x 12mm
SABS/NRCS Approval: RCC no 1206515
PS:
DOES A DIMMER SAVE ENERGY?
Yes; because even when full on; dimmers supplied the lamp with a maximum of 92-95% of the full AC voltage and hence provides a slight energy saving. As the lamp is dimmed more; the RMS voltage across the lamp is reduced and the energy saving becomes more. As an example; an incandescent or halogen lamp which is 50% dimmed uses at least 40% less energy compared to when fully on.
Normal Operating Voltage: 190-253 VAC; 50 Hz +/-5%
Dimming Method: Trailing Edge
Minimum Operating Voltage: 100 V AC
Max. Wire Resistance (bell-press control): 50k Ohm
Minimum Load Power:
Resistive: 2W
Inductive: Not Compatible
Electronic Transformer: 20W
Retain Memory After Power Failure: Yes
Brown-out protection: Yes
High Frequency AC transient protection: Yes
Surge Protection: Yes; 400 mJ
Microprocessor Control: Yes
Soft Start and Soft Off: Yes
Bell-press Control: Continuous cycling
Minimum Intensity Control: Yes
Memory: Yes; returns to prev dimming level on switch on.
Enclosure dims: 42mm x 42mm x 12mm
SABS/NRCS Approval: RCC no 1206515
PS:
DOES A DIMMER SAVE ENERGY?
Yes; because even when full on; dimmers supplied the lamp with a maximum of 92-95% of the full AC voltage and hence provides a slight energy saving. As the lamp is dimmed more; the RMS voltage across the lamp is reduced and the energy saving becomes more. As an example; an incandescent or halogen lamp which is 50% dimmed uses at least 40% less energy compared to when fully on.