A stunning 3 gang rotary dimmer switch hand crafted from solid natural brass and nickel plated for a clean, crisp look that will add a touch of contemporary style to any room in your home. Our dimmer switch plates are all made with a slimline brass or steel back plate that sits flush against the wall, with either a straight bevelled edge for a sleek, modern look to your fittings, or an uneven, hammered edge for a more rustic feel.
Jim Lawrence dimmers incorporate 120w trailing edge modules that are suitable for good quality dimmable LED bulbs, incandescent bulbs and dimmable CFL bulbs. They are also compatible with good quality dimmable electronic transformers.
- Each dimmer switch is 2 way which means it can be used for switching lights from either one or two places
- Higher wattage dimmer modules are available on request. Please call our sales team for more information.
- For more information on our dimmers and how to fit and programme them, please read our Guide to Dimmers in the Jim Lawrence Knowledge Base.
Wallpaper illustrated: Brunnsnas by Sandberg
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Minimum Back Box Depth: 35mm
Dimmer module: 120W Trailing-edge V-Pro
Maximum Load: 1-10 LED or halogen bulbs up to max of 120W
Use in EU: Our switch modules are CE-marked and conform to the relevant EU safety and performance standards, making them suitable for use throughout the EU.
This switch is suitable for
- Dimmable LED Lighting
- Good quality dimmable electronic low voltage transformers (including those requiring trailing-edge control)
This switch is not suitable for
- Non-dimmable LED lighting
- Non-dimmable fluorescent bulbs and tubes
- Wire-wound or toroidal transformers
- Electric motors (e.g. Fans)
- TRIAC dimmable drivers (Choose V-Com series dimmers)
FINISH
Nickel: Our nickel lustre is created by plating solid brass with highly polished nickel then finishing it with a flash coating of chrome that will add to its durability and create a crisp, clean silvery patina to brighten your room. To find out more about our finishes and how best to maintain them, please read our '
Maintenance' pages in the
Jim Lawrence Knowledge Base.
